Performance improvements should be available for other AMD Radeon products and plenty of games.ĪMD Radeon also adds the new Open Capture and Analytics Tool, or in short, OCAT, a third party open source benchmarking tool that will have support for DirectX 11, DirectX 12 and Vulkan API, new Depth of Field, Tress FX 4.0, support for Advanced Media Framework 1.4, new improvements for AMD FreeSYnc and the new AMD Loom platform, which is a photo stitching platform allowing users stitch 360 degree photos 8Kx4K offline or 4Kx2K in real-time via DirectGMA.ĪMD's new drivers also bring certain LiquidVR improvements, including multi-GPU affinity, with a performance gain of up to 20x, added MultiView and MultiRes rendering and the new TrueAudio Next for LiquidVR. Speaking of performance, the Radeon Software Crimson ReLive drivers should bring up to eight percent improvement in some games, especially on the Radeon RX 480. According to AMD, it can bring up to 31 percent lower GPU power consumption, up to 13 percent lower temperatures and up to 32 percent lower average frame-time delivery to display, all without having an impact on the actual performance. Of course, it also supports some of the biggest streaming services like Twitch and Youtube.Īnother big update is the new Radeon Chill feature, a new power saving feature that promises to dynamically regulate frame-rate based on in-game movement. According to AMD, the ReLive app will be both lightweight and have minimal impact on the system performance. The biggest new feature is the built-in ReLive app, a capture, stream and sharing app which will include ReLive Overlay/Toolbar, allow instant replay, record, stream and take screenshots in your favorite game. As this is a major software update, just as Catalyst Omega and Crimson Edition were back in 20, the Radeon Software Crimson ReLive, brings both new features as well as performance improvements for plenty of products.

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