There will now be two variants of the AMD Catalyst package available: AMD Catalyst and AMD Catalyst plus the OpenCL driver.
#Crysis 64 w10 driver#
#Crysis 64 w10 software#
The Catalyst software suite 10.10 contains the following: Thanks for your interest and I’ll keep you informed.AMD Catalyst Windows XP 64-bit driver v.10.10 for Radeon family of video cards. I believe Microsoft have resolved this performance issue they introduced inadvertently in March 2021. I’ll keep trying to narrow down this issue. Other games such as Crysis (2007) and Crysis Warhead (2008) are unaffected and give amazing and super smooth performance. I measured the differences using the builtin benchmarks of Far Cry 2. It’s silly my old PC from 2010 (Intel Core i7 980X (6 core), 12 GB DDR3 and a Nvidia Geforce GTX 980 (Nvidia driver: 466.11) is getting 8 times the performance of my current system with Far Cry 2. With NVLink disabled the game gives better performance. My system has an Intel Core i9 7980XE at 2.6 GHz, 64 GB of DDR4 RAM and 2x Nvidia Titan RTX (with an NVLink bridge). The performance difference was negligible. I was initially using Nvidia driver version 460.89 but upgraded to 471.11. The performance isn’t back to what it was but since this is an old game (Far Cry 2 from 2008) I believe there is another issue causing it which I am trying to narrow down.
#Crysis 64 w10 windows 10#
I am using Windows 10 Pro for Workstations version 21H1 64 bit.
I have not found a workaround yet but the July 2021 update, namely kb5004237 when installed boosted performance by 20%.
#Crysis 64 w10 64 Bit#
OS: Windows 10 Pro for Workstations 64 bit Version 20H2 (Build 19042.928) Sound Card: Creative Sound BlasterX AE-5 Plus Pure Editionĭisplays: Dell UP3218K (at 7680 × 4320) and Dell U2711 (at 2560 x 1440) Hard Drives: Corsair Neutron NX 500 800 GB (for Windows), 10 TB Seagate SkyHawk AI and 5 TB WD Caviar Black GPUs: 2x Nvidia Titan RTX (NVLink Enabled) (Nvidia Driver 460.89) RAM: 64GB Corsair Dominator Platinum PC4-21300 + 64 GB Intel Optane Memory Accelerator Some posters in the Reddit threads indicate that insider builds of 21H1 resolve these issues so there is reason for optimism.ĬPU: Intel Core i9 7980XE 2.6 GHz with Corsair H150i Liquid cooling I took the advice of “sedmison” (Graphics Engineer from the Windows Graphics team) from the second Reddit thread linked to below and submitted a recording of the issue via the Feedback hub. Last month it was printers they caused issues with this month its GPUs and games. Not all systems can be accurately simulated by the vast volumes of Azure virtual machine they use to test monthly updates. I’m not asking for them to have many high-performance systems on hand to test just a minimum of two systems one with an AMD GPU, the other Nvidia. I think it is outrageous that Microsoft do not more thoroughly test updates on systems with high performance AMD and Nvidia GPUs with the latest vendor driver installed. I have dual Nvidia GPUs in NVLink and use dual monitors (but not while gaming). The KIR is installed and shows the expected result from the following article: Games on my system that used to run smoothly just yesterday now run slowly after installing the update.
However, this issue is not resolved and does affect more systems that only have single monitors. Thanks for the continued coverage of this issue in your forums.
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