AMD has just rolled out its latest Adrenalin 25.3.1 GPU driver update, ushering in support for the shiny new RX 9070 series GPUs, plus a slew of Krackan Point and Fire Range APUs that have enthusiasts buzzing.
Showcasing the RDNA 4 GPUs’ Strength
So, the much-anticipated RX 9070 series graphics cards from AMD have hit the shelves, and the timing couldn’t have been better. They’ve ensured that the necessary software support is available right from day one, a move that’s likely to please those snapping up these impressive new RDNA 4 GPUs. If you’re among the early adopters, don’t forget to switch over to the Adrenalin 25.3.1 version to really tap into that powerhouse performance.
New Product Support Lineup
Here’s a quick run-through of the newly supported products:
- AMD Radeon™ RX 9070 XT
- AMD Radeon™ RX 9070
- AMD Radeon™ RX 7650 GRE
- AMD Ryzen™ Al Max+ 395
- Several AMD Ryzen™ AI models paired with Radeon™ Graphics
Fresh Features in the Mix
First on the feature list is AMD Fidelity™ FX Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4), exclusively enhancing the RX 9070 series. This handy feature smoothly upgrades compatible games, leveraging an advanced upscaling algorithm for sharper visuals in over 30 titles.
Building on that, AMD Fluid Motion Frames 2.1 has fine-tuned its frame generation for crisper images, cutting down on ghosting and improving temporal tracking across several processor and GPU series.
The software suite also bundles in AI-powered features like AMD Chat and AMD Image Inspector to bolster user experience with smarter diagnostics and chatbot support.
Additional Enhancements and Supports
For developers, there are updates to the AMD machine-readable GPU Instruction Set Architectures (ISAs), including freshly minted support for RDNA 4 and RDNA 3.5 graphic cards. Additionally, new tools and SDK updates aim to elevate both streaming and game development, while the expanded HYPR-RX and Vulkan Extension support promise to enhance gaming experiences in select titles.
Minor Fixes and Tweaks
Addressing a handful of quirks, this update irons out issues with HEVC encoding on OBS Studio and driver timeouts in specific games, among other technical tweaks. As always, a few known issues linger, but AMD is already on the case to sort these out in future updates.
For those experiencing glitches like an intermittent crash during specific games or browser issues after driver installations, temporary workarounds are provided until a comprehensive fix emerges.
Wrapping Up
With the package contents detailed out, this update is set to optimize performance across Windows 10 and 11. So, if you’re eyeing a hardware upgrade or have already stepped into the RDNA 4 arena, diving into this AMD update is a no-brainer to ensure your system is running at peak capability.
