The division 2, strange brigade and resident evil 2 will be optimized for amd

Scott Herkelman, Vice President and General Manager of Radeon Gaming has taken advantage of E3 2018 to announce a partnership with Ubisoft for its new video game The Division 2, which is scheduled to launch on March 15, 2019.

The Division 2, Strange Brigade and Resident Evil 2 will work better on AMD graphics cards

This collaboration between AMD and Ubisoft will allow The Division 2 to have a much better optimization than the first game in the AMD hardware saga, remember that the original title was optimized for Nvidia hardware, and even included GameWorks, a proprietary technology. from Nvidia that impairs the AMD card experience. This rapprochement between AMD and Ubisoft is not a surprise, as Far Cry 5 was also optimized for Sunnyvale's graphics cards.

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No details have been given, but it is to be imagined that The Division 2 will take advantage of the most advanced features of DirectX 12, which are only currently available in AMD Vega architecture, although this is something that can change when Nvidia finally announces its new GeForce.

AMD has also partnered with Rebellion Developments for Strange Brigade and CAPCOM for Resident Evil 2. This isn't the first time that AMD has partnered with Rebellion, as Sniper Elite III was one of the few games that supported AMD's defunct Mantle API, while Sniper Elite 4 supports DirectX 12, the same can be expected of Strange. Brigade, which will be available on August 28.

This is a very important step for AMD; Well, today almost all games are optimized for Nvidia hardware, in part because Greens enjoy most of the market share of graphics cards.

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