TL;DR: If you're into the latest games like Ghost of Tsushima and Horizon Forbidden West, grab the latest drivers for better performance. On the flip side, if you're more into competitive games like CS, PUBG, and Warzone, roll with the AMD 23.11.1 drivers for better stability and 1% lows.
Adrenalin 24.7.1 & amd preview driver afmf 2 not working ,metric not showing & keys alt + R software amd driver not working. on my asus dual rx 6600 xt. Uninstall with ddu safe mode. But adrenalin 24.5.1 working fine no problem.😅
damn so fast😂, i was reading comment on your other video. btw i have problem with 24.6.1 while playing elden ring such as stutter and freesinc doesnt work. which driver version should i install?
Did you delete the shader cache for 23.11.1? I haven't played most of these games but the cases of bad 1% lows (e.g. in Alan Wake) look like they might be shader compilation stutter. Could either be the issue that started with 24.6.1 and still isn't fully fixed or because you played those games before on 23.11.1. Thanks for the testing!
@@RX6600-CDPR No, only if it was cached with an older or newer driver that isn't compatible with the cache anymore or if it got corrupted. Usually, you play through a game that doesn't precompile them and you get the stutters and frametime spikes you see in the alan wake 2 footage on the 24.7.1 because it compiles them while you play and the 2nd time you can play smoothely like in the 23.11.1 footage. Unless you update your drivers, change the system, OS or the game gets updated, all of these will bring back the stutters. It's why you have so many games nowadays that have insanely long loading when you boot them up for the first time. Better that than a stutter fest. Haven't played alan wake 2 though so I don't know if it suffers from this issue. In general, don't delete any shader cache. Just keep it until you want to upgrade to a new driver and then use DDU to completely remove your old driver and your cache will be automatically removed, as the new driver can't use the old cache. Hope this helps!
I'm wondering the same thing, in CS2 I have an average of 238fps with a Ryzen 5600g and an RX 6600, I would love to know what optimization you do to your system
@@radenarellano6631 It depends, for example 24.6.1 made certain games unplayable due to shader compilation stutter. Rolling back to 24.5.1 was the only fix if you played those games affected. And as you can see in certain scenarios a change in the code that helps one game imrpove might break something and make another game slower. All relative...
That would be true if there weren't regressions. A prior version _can_ be better coded for a particular game, or even all games if the regressions are bad enough.
TL;DR: If you're into the latest games like Ghost of Tsushima and Horizon Forbidden West, grab the latest drivers for better performance.
On the flip side, if you're more into competitive games like CS, PUBG, and Warzone, roll with the AMD 23.11.1 drivers for better stability and 1% lows.
can u do 24.4.2 vs lastest version , i think 24.4.2 has better 0.1% low
Thanks for hearing your community
Can you please do a test on rx 6600 launch vs latest drivers?
I have problems playing older dx9 games in latest drivers should i rollback to 23.11.1
exact video that I have been waiting. thank you
Adrenalin 24.7.1 & amd preview driver afmf 2 not working ,metric not showing & keys alt + R software amd driver not working. on my asus dual rx 6600 xt. Uninstall with ddu safe mode. But adrenalin 24.5.1 working fine no problem.😅
damn so fast😂, i was reading comment on your other video.
btw i have problem with 24.6.1 while playing elden ring such as stutter and freesinc doesnt work.
which driver version should i install?
get latest
works well for me
How do you know freesync isn't working?
@@8cho_k you can feel your screen is tearing apart
@@JadenCloud5 My monitor is 75hz and has freesync, to use freesync should I leave the fps unlocked or should I lock them to a particular amount?
do u guys know i i cant play warzone with driver 24.7.1?
last year driver still rocks
What version of Windows 10 do you have?
Did you delete the shader cache for 23.11.1? I haven't played most of these games but the cases of bad 1% lows (e.g. in Alan Wake) look like they might be shader compilation stutter. Could either be the issue that started with 24.6.1 and still isn't fully fixed or because you played those games before on 23.11.1. Thanks for the testing!
Does deleting shader cache improve performance bro?
@@RX6600-CDPR No, only if it was cached with an older or newer driver that isn't compatible with the cache anymore or if it got corrupted. Usually, you play through a game that doesn't precompile them and you get the stutters and frametime spikes you see in the alan wake 2 footage on the 24.7.1 because it compiles them while you play and the 2nd time you can play smoothely like in the 23.11.1 footage. Unless you update your drivers, change the system, OS or the game gets updated, all of these will bring back the stutters. It's why you have so many games nowadays that have insanely long loading when you boot them up for the first time. Better that than a stutter fest. Haven't played alan wake 2 though so I don't know if it suffers from this issue.
In general, don't delete any shader cache. Just keep it until you want to upgrade to a new driver and then use DDU to completely remove your old driver and your cache will be automatically removed, as the new driver can't use the old cache. Hope this helps!
Which ones better for valorant ??
latest is better for fortnite i only play fortnite
bro how do u get so much fps in cs2 i got 5600g and rx 6600xt but only around 200 fps
bro the new driver cap the fps on cs2, i comeback for the 24.6.1
@samuelbraga2638 not only the new driver its on all drivers for me
also 24.6.1 is so bad for most games
I'm wondering the same thing, in CS2 I have an average of 238fps with a Ryzen 5600g and an RX 6600, I would love to know what optimization you do to your system
23.11.1 for warzone?
yes
yes
Dambn
latest is always the best version. there's no such thing best version
@@radenarellano6631 It depends, for example 24.6.1 made certain games unplayable due to shader compilation stutter. Rolling back to 24.5.1 was the only fix if you played those games affected. And as you can see in certain scenarios a change in the code that helps one game imrpove might break something and make another game slower. All relative...
That would be true if there weren't regressions. A prior version _can_ be better coded for a particular game, or even all games if the regressions are bad enough.
You say that to 24.6 and 24.1 😂