lol , I knew it!

Damn, I just installed 16.11.2 an hour ago. Oh well. Time to install these too. AMD is on point with these drivers. Keep it up!

:) o_0 🙂 What? Already? The 16.11.2 Fixes so many WDDM 2.1 Issues and now this :thumbup: ATI/AMD Driver Team makes my day :banana:

Well, WDDM 2.1 DX9 issues were on M$ side 😀

Not much changed in the atiapfxx.blb file compared to 16.11.2, seems the only thing is that there's Crossfire data now for the Dishonored 2 profile. 🙂 (But that's going to be useful for those using a Crossfire setup.)

In 3Dmark API Test: DX12 & Mantle Faster than in Older versions + little bump up to DX11 ST/MT 😀 And drivers: Driver Packaging Version 16.40.3111.1002 in 16.11.2 Driver Packaging Version 16.40.3111.1101 in 16.11.3

CGN 1.0 UVD idle bug still present, for anyone wondering.

Give us moar drivers :banana:

I updated to 16.11.2 yesterday and i don't need that new, i'll wait for WQHL for first time...

Holy driver updates frequency, Batman!

From TPU's Dishonored 2 performance review... ... I am going to take a wild guess and say that the new CF profile also probably just disables CF or is not going to work as expected...

Dishonored 2 is a CrapWorks title (HBAO+/TXAA/Surround, Ansel) - It will take ages to patch a game and to optimize drivers for it :/

What about the recording features, are they able to match shadowplay soon ?

maybe? next month? I dont think so, but yeah.

Dishonored 2 is a CrapWorks title (HBAO+/TXAA/Surround, Ansel) - It will take ages to patch a game and to optimize drivers for it :/

I remember it was the same thing with Evil Within. Some crappy hybrid id tech5 using dx11 just like this game. They need to step up and use id tech6 with Vulkan api.

What about the recording features, are they able to match shadowplay soon ?

Use GameDVR or OBS, it works flawlessly here

Some Time Spy increase with this driver : https://s11.postimg.org/622izy6jn/bhgjhjgv.png

Do you guys install these over the top or do a clean install everytime? With so many versions coming out one after another, it's becoming a bit too time-consuming for me.

Do you guys install these over the top or do a clean install everytime? With so many versions coming out one after another, it's becoming a bit too time-consuming for me.

Always do a clean install. -Uninstall old drivers via control panel -Use DDU in safe mode -Install latest drivers On the ssd ints not that time consuming. It all lasts 2min or less.

How are you clean installing your drivers?

Download new drivers Uninstall old drivers. Reboot. Install new drivers. Reboot. Check for duplicate entries in device manager with 'set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1' through elevated command prompt and remove old monitors from device manager. Setup three monitors to custom refresh rate (has to be done for each monitor indipendently if you want custom refresh rate to stick with Eyefinity). Create Eyefinity group. Adjust bezel compensation (6048x1080). Re-load personal color calibration for each indipendent monitor and for Eyefinity group. Disable side-monitors after disabling Eyefinity so that each time Eyefinity is disabled to play a game that doesn't support Ultra-wide resolutions, the unused side screens stay inactive. This doesn't happen automatically for all games unfortunately, some games decide to run on each screen as a separate monitor, so you end up having three instances of the game running. Run CCleaner. Run defrag. This procedure is easily above 30 minutes. As for running DDU, I personally think it is useless, if not harmful, to use it EVERY single time. As a I see it and as I think the author sees it as well, it should be used only to fix driver installation quirks or when installing a new GPU. Doing an over-the-top installations retains all Eyefinity settings and custom refresh rates, shaving a good 20 minutes off the above-mentioned painstaking routine.

I've just been doing upgrade installs w/o issue. One of the reasons why I left NVIDIA is because I could no longer do upgrade installs, but I had to do full clean uninstalls else I had to deal with instability issues.

Now i have a Fast way of Installing ATI/AMD Drivers 🙂 Unpack it and When asked to Upgrade, cancel Go into Device Manager and Install from Here -> After That restart and then go for Setup and Upgrade. That way is Fast & OK -> Drivers working NP (Mantle/Vulcan/DX12 also)