Amd releases radeon software 17.11.2 drivers for battlefront ii

AMD continues to bet on offering the best possible support to the users of its graphics cards and with this a new version of the drivers is released with each important game that comes to the market, this is the case of the Radeon Software 17.11.2 for Battlefront II.

Radeon Software 17.11.2 Now Available

Radeon Software 17.11.2 is a new version of AMD graphics drivers for your cards, in this case efforts have focused on offering the best optimization and the best compatibility for Star Wars Battlefront II, the new game from DICE and EA for fans of force.

As always AMD has given a list of the errors solved in this new version of the drivers as well as the present problems.

Fixed issues:

-Clips recorded with Radeon ReLive may experience corruption or green wallpapers.

- Radeon ReLive may not register when switching a game between Full Screen and Full Screen without Borders.

- Radeon configuration may experience crash or hang when enabling / disabling AMD CrossFire mode on Radeon HD 7000 series.

- Radeon WattMan user interface may not reflect overclocked values.

- Radeon WattMan may not apply correct reduced voltage values ​​for some Radeon RX 400 and Radeon RX 500 series graphics products.

- Secondary extended displays may experience green corruption when resuming from off-screen or sleep modes.

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Present problems:

- Radeon RX Vega Series may experience suspended system installation in Multi GPU system configurations.

- Some desktop productivity apps may experience latency when dragging or moving windows.

- Rainbow Six Siege can experience an app crash when breaking walls with grenades or explosives.

- Random system hangs can occur after extended periods of use with 12 GPUs for compute workloads.

- The GPU workload feature may cause a system crash when switching to Compute mode with CrossFire being enabled.

- Resizing the Radeon Settings window may cause the user interface to stutter or show temporary corruption.

- Radeon WattMan unstable profiles may not be restored to default values ​​after system crash.

- OverWatch may experience random or intermittent crash on some system configurations with Radeon ReLive enabled.

- Radeon RX Vega may experience stability issues intermittently when enabling / disabling HBCC.