Since its launch, AMD's Catalyst Drivers have been downloaded over 1 Billion times but the ever changing ecosystems of PCs has demanded a new update from AMD to their drivers with competitor NVIDIA already offering GeForce Experience with their drivers as a utility that offers a lot more than just graphics productivity and management. Since then, AMD has brought key innovaations to the market from their software department in the form of CrossFire, OpenCL, Eyefinity, Never Settle (performance focused) drivers, Mantle API and LiquidVR. The first product of this newly founded graphics division comes in the form as a Radeon Software update known as Crimson which is replacing the old Catalyst drivers which AMD users had become accustomed to since 2002. The new graphics division is solely dedicated to graphics and graphics technologies featured on AMD’s APU, discrete GPU, semi-custom, and GPU compute products. The Crimson driver update comes straight from the newly formed Radeon technologies group which is led by Raja Kadouri. Today, a leak by Zolkorn reveals that the driver is headed for its public launch on 24th of November which is three weeks from now and users on the Radeon team should definitely be excited for the new software as it brings not only an advanced look to the software side but also packs tons of features which are detailed below.ĪMD Radeon Software Crimson Launching on 24th November Advanced Look and Massive Feature Portfolio For Radeon Drivers

A few days ago, we detailed the latest AMD Radeon Software Crimson edition drivers which get rid of the old Catalyst Control Center and ushers a new era for AMD drivers.

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