In addition, AMD has added a new CrossFire profile for the DX11 mode to Titanfall 2.
As usual, to launch a major new game projects manufacturers of graphics cards from the red and green camps to release optimized drivers. AMD introduced its first Radeon November driver Software Crimson Edition 16.11.1, a key feature of which is optimized for Call of Duty: aerial Warfare and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered. In addition, AMD has added a new CrossFire profile for the DX11 mode to Titanfall 2.
Among other improvements and fixes include the following:
XConnect technology now enables Microsoft Office applications to automatically switch to integrated graphics when you disable;
in CrossFire mode on some surfaces in certain locations Battlefield 1 is not observed flickering;
in Unigine Heaven when run in OpenGL mode on the Radeon R9 390 no longer happen unresponsiveness of the application;
function Radeon WattMan no errors concerning its work on unsupported products;
occasional lockups The Division in CrossFire mode for prolonged periods of the game, now not observed;
screen capture OBS no longer pauses after significant periods of the recording during playback of streaming content in the browser.
AMD is also working on fixing some minor bugs related to the application Raptr, the game Dota 2 mode Vulkan, bugs, Battlefield 1, the item in the menu Overwatch in CrossFire mode, playback H. 264 in the browser while launching the game, even FIFA 17 on some systems with Hybrid or PowerXpress Graphics, artifacts in the broadcast H. 264 video streaming in peer to peer networks on the cards of series Radeon RX.
Radeon driver Software Crimson Edition 16.11.1 does not have WHQL certification, supports cards since Radeon HD 7000 and above and is available in the following versions:
Windows 10 64 bit;
for Windows 10 32 bit;
Windows 8.1 64-bit;
Windows 8.1 32 bits;
Windows 7 64 bit;
Windows 7 32 bit.
