Amd to integrate raven ridge drivers into radeon software adrenalin

The AMD Raven Ridge processors are an excellent product, capable of offering great features in both the processor part itself and the integrated graphics, which are based on Vega, the company's latest graphics architecture. Its only weak point is a driver support that is far from ideal, something that could change soon.

AMD will finally improve driver support for Raven Ridge processors, great news for all its users

AMD Raven Ridge processors offer gamers pretty good levels of gaming performance, for a lower price than most standalone graphics cards, especially if users decide to overclock the integrated Vega graphics core. The problem with these processors is the lack of support via drivers, since more than three months ago they arrived on the market and the released drivers can be counted on the fingers of one hand, with several of them left over. This deprives users of optimizations for modern titles and various features like ReLive.

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AMD's James Prior has responded in the Anandtech forums that the drivers for Raven Ridge will be integrated into the company's Radeon Software Adrenalin drivers. Prior went further, stating that this integration will take place in as little as a month, meaning we should see a massive driver update for AMD's Raven Ridge series of APUs in the coming weeks.

This is excellent news for users of AMD Raven Ridge processors, as they will finally have the support they deserve, something that will help make their performance even better in all modern games.

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