Amd releases a beta of its drivers for windows 10 fall creators update

AMD has released a beta driver that prepares its graphics cards for the arrival of the Windows 10 Fall Creators update, whose arrival is scheduled for today with important news.

AMD prepares for Windows 10 Fall Creators

This new Windows 10 Fall Creators update brings with it Game Mode updates, Windows mixed reality (VR) headset support, and updates from Cortana, OneDrive, and more. Several new GPU-related changes will also appear with this new update, including the addition of GPU performance monitoring in Windows Task Manager. AMD has now released a new beta driver for this new version of Windows 10, though it does come with some known bugs / issues.

What features are going to disappear in Windows 10 Fall Creators Update?

Known issues

- Mixed reality headsets may fail to display when running in hybrid graphics system configurations.

- A limited number of screens may exhibit a brief signal loss periodically.

- System crash may occur while playing 360 Reality videos on Radeon RX Vega series graphics products.

- HDCP error code may be observed while playing Blu-Ray content on attached secondary screen.

- Radeon WattMan profiles and settings may not be maintained after resuming sleep.

- A system reboot or crash may be observed when launching DX12 applications in Multi GPU enabled system configurations with Radeon ReLive enabled.

This new AMD controller is compatible with all its graphics cards based on the GCN architecture, that is, from the Radeon HD 7000 onwards. It can be downloaded from the official AMD website.

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