AMD Radeon Crimson 17.7.2 WHQL Download & Discussion

Discussion in 'Videocards - AMD Radeon Drivers Section' started by asder00, Jul 26, 2017.

  1. Passus

    Passus Ancient Guru

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    Give it a rest guys, play games or go outside, your call
     
  2. MaCk0y

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    Does anyone get worse performance in Doom multiplayer using Vulkan? I have lower minimum FPS. Before it didn't use to get lower than 90FPS but now it even goes down to high 50s sometimes. Could it be the new Vulkan API/driver version?
     
  3. Keff91

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    feel like this 17.7.2 is crappy.

    i get bad performance with overwatch playing with this new driver, after switch back to old 17.7.1, no more issue.
     
  4. MerolaC

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    I play Overwatch DAILY.
    And performance for me is the same if not a little bit better.

    Try DDU and reinstall.
     

  5. Truder

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    No it isn't the UVD bug but it is similar.

    I've found clock rate to be stuck at 300MHz when attempting to use 3rd party clocking tools, not getting clock/power states being stuck by running video decoding on hardware though.

    Remember, the UVD bug is when the GPU gets stuck in the video decoding powerstate through normal use.

    This bug is that when attempting to modify the clock state through 3rd party tools, the card gets stuck in it's idle state (I've just confirmed it myself). MSI Afterburner is letting me set different clock speeds but it's then getting stuck in idle clock state, it's probably wattman profiles being screwy again, not the first time wattman has been a pain in the arse. Sapphire Trixx isn't even registering the card at the moment for me. Infact, looking at wattman, it is completely broken for me right now, I can't do anything with it, this is clearly an incompatibility with Wattman and MSI Afterburner.
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    Aside from Temperature, fan speed and power limit, I can't change gpu frequency or voltage on any of the states.

    Again, similar bug but not quite the same because we're actively attempting to change the clock speeds through other tools. (I can't change the power limit at all in MSI Afterburner now).

    Don't misunderstand me though you're not wrong, the bug is happening, it's reproducible, it's just not the same bug since this is occurring via different methods but it's not specifically the UVD bug.

    I guess we should say this is a powerstate bug but it certainly looks like a wattman issue.
     
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  6. thatguy91

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    I have two displays, one via displayport and the other HDMI. Main monitor is freesync, the other is a TV. With Enhanced Sync enabled, if I use MPC-BE and madVR on the TV it causes a video_tdr_error GSOD. Plays fine on the main monitor. It only happens with Enhanced Sync, any other mode works fine.
     
  7. Keff91

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    Is it, do you also modify the Radeon Wattman setting or use the default one?
    I modify by raising the fan speed (modify the overwatch profile) to reduce a bit of the hot temperature.

    I do this also to 17.7.1, no issue through, but when 17.7.2 wow very laggy suddenly.
    Other than fan speed, all use normal setting.
     
  8. Fox2232

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    No, I do not think it got enabled. Tested on Torchlight 2 where I got around 150fps on 144Hz screen.

    As for HW ID. It is simple inf change and disabling windows driver signature verification.
    Let's say you have Hawaii GPU and want to install stuff from Polaris 10:
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    "%AMD67B9.2%" = [B]ati2mtag_Hawaii[/B], PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_67B9
    "%AMD67DF.1%" = ati2mtag_Polaris10, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_67DF&SUBSYS_0B371002&REV_C4
    Change to:
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    "%AMD67B9.2%" = [B]ati2mtag_Polaris10[/B], PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_67B9
    "%AMD67DF.1%" = ati2mtag_Polaris10, PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_67DF&SUBSYS_0B371002&REV_C4
    But availability of this feature and wattman + others is not based on some registry values.
    I did learn it when I changed vBIOS HW IDs from Fiji to Polaris10. With that mod, Driver installs for Polaris 10 without any inf modification or signature verification tampering.
    Card presents itself as Polaris 10 based card everywhere except RadeonSettings itself. So RadeonSettings communicates with GPU to obtain "feature set".
     
  9. Dennisbest

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    I will agree that the thing Fury users experience is not UVD bug. This is just a stuck clock no matter what and I also experienced it when I had afterburner installed. After I removed MSI AB the clocks were fixed...UVD bug is completely different , the card enters UVD state which means that the clocks can either be the normal UVD clocks(500mhz for an 7950) and the stock 3d clocks of the card. This means that the card indeed runs in 3d clocks when needed , but not overclocked .
     
  10. Romulus_ut3

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    The PC equipped with a Fury card at work was stuck at 300/500 without changing any settings with 3rd party tools whatsoever after I clean installed 17.7.2 for the first time. I don't have MSI AB or any other software running at startup and I won't overclock a GPU that belongs to my employers, the only thing MSI AB is installed for is the custom fan curve. I noticed that the viewport in 3DS Max was taking a long time to make objects visible and that's when I realized that the clock is stuck.

    The argument started when I wrote in a post that the UVD feature (that issue has been present in the drivers for so long I no longer think it suffices to call it a bug anymore but a feature, referencing to the P state issue) has started to surface itself in latter cards now. That's when Krteq decided to question the issue's existence, then once the issue's existence was shown to him, decided to get technical and label it as not a power state switching issue which I labeled as the UVD bug.

    The term "UVD bug" was used as a reference to the power state switching/stuck issue. It falls in the same category, be it triggered under different circumstances with different outcomes. But the essence is the same.

    And read above. I have faced it prior to running MSI AB. I realized the issue's existence and confirmed it once I went into Wattman before even running AB. The same issue was present in an earlier driver 6 or 7 months ago.

    All in all, a user shouldn't have to go through three driver installations to make something as basic as proper power state switching to work which you take for granted.
     
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  11. MerolaC

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    I do.
    I OC and change the Power Limit to 50%

    All I can think is that maybe you have Power Efficiency turned ON in the Global Settings profile.

    If not, I don't know what could it be your issue.
     
  12. Jackalito

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    Guys, any word on when is AMD going to release the new SDK so that 3rd party applications can be updated accordingly?

    I miss Afterburner already, but I don't want to rollback to a previous driver, because this one lessens some rough edges related to WDDM 2.0 on Windows 10 Creators Update.

    Thanks :)
     
  13. PrMinisterGR

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    They can't even write a proper driver for their new flagship card, I believe we'll have to wait for that.
     
  14. Benik3

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    Yes I have FreeSync monitor LG 27MP68HM-P and enabled it...
     
  15. Truder

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    Ever since the introduction of Wattman, every other driver has presented a problem of some kind, some drivers are fine and then some, Wattman goes completely tits up and then there is the the support with 3rd party tools that keeps getting broken every time.
     

  16. olymind1

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    Same here in MEA (dx11).
     
  17. garyb

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    Strange either way still a driver issue as older drivers work.
     
  18. Benik3

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    But this is how the enhanced sync should work...
    It will never be smooth like vSync, but it will have better input lag (because vSync add high input lag when enabled)
     
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    17.7.x has been giving me a lot of trouble lately, where it takes about 30s to wake up my monitor from standby.
     
  20. holler

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    went back to 17.4.4 WHQL, this latest release is half baked for older GCN cards like my 290xs it appears. getting slow to respond monitor and black screens when running Overwatch in crossfire mode with my 100hz Samsung freesync 21:9
     
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