Radeon-ID Community Driver: Hybrid - Release Nebula 23.11.1 WHQL

The only last thing you didn't tried are Directly Install the dependencies from ccc2_install.exe with Full Profile mode. Also prefer Installing NimeZone driver using Official installer method instead of SDI is recommended.

1. After DDU, then reboot
2. While connecting to the internet, Wait for Windows Update Graphics Driver Installing
3. Install this repackaged driver

 

Will there be an update to inseder win 11?

 

Can we have a tweak for TAA in future patches to remove this aa from the games that are forced TAA? for 5700xt?
Like Rdr2 MWII 2022 and Hunt:showdown & ...

 

22.10.1 new guides

 

Can the "flip queue size" option have an influence on the stuttering? What is the best value for an R9 290?

 

guys what is this ? this task appear after finishing installation and tweaks process

 

Hi, for some reason I'm not seeing the tear line and dont like it... its like Enhanced Sync is always ON (which is not) and some times it will lower frames to 30 (like adaptive Sync?) I dont have any of the tweaks on, I reset them and I'm not using Vsync or any other sync.

Any ideas??

 

Maybe you can disable Enhanced Sync Extension in nzsetupcli > amernime diagnostic

 

Restarting Windows should fixes that problem

 

Depends on your processor capabilites.

Basically, most Radeon GPUs can do parallel tasks and compute in multiple pipelines, called "Asynchronous Compute Engine". It has benefits when using higher GPU queues, but it needs processors that has same characteristics like GPU does (I mean, can do multiple pipelines for parallel tasks - Intel struggles when using high buffer queue, unlike AMD, even the old crap ones like AMD FX still got benefits from using GPU Buffer Queue)

The good option should be at default preset from NimeZ drivers (8), but if you want to make it less likely to cause stuttering, you may need to tweak GPU Queue Extension mode in NZSetup CLI > Amernime Diagnostic > Switch page

 

Hi guys,
Does nimez driver support RX6000 anisotropic level + antialiasing on DX11-12 ?

Cheers

 

If you mean like this, it does the same way as official ones

 

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2875912017

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2875912100

 

What do you mean? Should I install just the driver (regular/full profile), then close the CLI window and separately install the dependencies? I can try that.
Why do you think that installing the dependencies separately/directly should change anything? Could there be a problem with the CLI installer?

Also, when I install via CLI window, I always pick the official installer method and not SDI
Sometimes the SDI option is just slow, or not working at all.

 

Not all users have same experience, he gives advice like that because not all users have same system configs like him, so?

 

I pretend to give a sus to the game, because the last version before update of PUBG game doesn't like this (I have PUBG, too)

 

its not only on pubg !

 

i tried all games i have

-ready or not
-zero hour
-saints row 2
-nfs heat
-elden ring
-pubg
-valorant
-cs go
-insurgency sandstorm

none of them has anisotropic filtering effect (even the in game settings is disabled, amd global anisotropic lefts on "use application settings")

 

Back to driver 22.5.1 fixed this issue for me, see here

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2875987763

https://community.amd.com/t5/driver...drivers-for-rx-6000-series/m-p/551031#M162108

 

You are using DXNavi by default for RX 6000 series that is causing weird Anisotropic Filtering. Mine use Regular DX that is not happening like you

It's DXNavi Related issue, since 22.5.2 RX 6000 will use DXNavi by default, yet you can switch back to Regular DX