AMD's latest Radeon Adrenaline drivers have caused some users major headaches.
about the issue, which other users on the site appear to confirm as well. TechRadar has reached out to AMD about the reports and will update this post if and when we hear back from the company.on the market right now for gamers , but it isn't smooth sailing for Team Red in its perennial battle with archrival Nvidia.
As a number of users complained in response to AMD's tweet about the new driver, the AMD Radeon RX 6000-series graphics cards haven't gotten major updates for a few months, and AMD's driver release infrequency has even been a selling point for Nvidia . The driver issue comes at a time when AMD has been gaining a lot of ground on its rival in the consumer GPU market on the strength of its RDNA 3 graphics cards, and the issue likely won't turn gamers off from buyingTechRadar NewsletterContact me with news and offers from other Future brands
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