AMD recently released the Adrenaline 22.1.1 driver, which is optimized for the upcoming PC version of God of War 4 and Monster Hunter: Rise. The PC version of God of War 4 will be officially released on January 15, priced at 279 yuan. Under the 1080P/30FPS medium picture quality, God of War 4 requires a GTX 1060 6GB graphics card, or an RX 570 graphics card.
The requirements for the processor are raised to i5-6600K or AMD R5-2400G. To keep the game running smoothly at 1080P / 60FPS, a GTX 1070 or RX 5600 XT graphics card is required.
Highlights:
- Support for Monster Hunter: Rise
- Support “God of War 4”
Repair:
- Connecting multiple monitors with high display bandwidth and vertical spacing variance to the system may cause some users to experience high idle memory clock values.
- After upgrading to the latest Radeon software, when a user imports a previously saved tuning profile, the power tuning component of the saved tuning profile may not load correctly.
- Some users may experience visual corruption issues on certain AMD graphics products such as the Radeon RX 5600 XT when zooming in during Halo Infinite gameplay.
- Flickering may be observed when playing Fortnite with DirectX 12 and Radeon Boost enabled on some AMD graphics products (eg Radeon RX 6800 XT).
Known issues:
- Enabling Enhanced Sync may result in a black screen on some games and system configurations, a temporary workaround is to disable it.
- Radeon metrics and logging may intermittently report extremely high and incorrect memory clock values.
- When playing Borderlands 3 with DirectX 12 with Radeon Boost enabled, longer than expected load times may be observed on some AMD graphics products such as the Radeon RX 6800 XT.