AMD released a fresh update for their graphics drivers. The new version, 25.3.2 Beta, makes games like "Assassin's Creed Shadows" and "The Last of Us Part II Remastered" run better. These drivers fix many important problems players face. They correct the wrong colors when playing "Counter-Strike 2" with certain settings on RX 9070 cards. The update stops random crashes in "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle" when using path tracing features. It helps other apps show the right technical details about AMD graphics cards.
The team fixed slow performance in "the Assetto Corsa Competizione" racing game for people with RX 9070 cards. They solved an annoying crash that happened when pressing Alt+Tab during games on RX 6000 series cards. Another fix prevents system crashes when running multiple screens at high refresh rates through HDMI cables. They also blocked Windows 11 from replacing new AMD drivers with older versions on RX 9070 cards. The developer tool package received an update supporting the RX 9000 series cards.
AMD announced that its FSR 3.1 technology works with over 110 current and upcoming games. Despite these improvements, some issues remain unfixed. SteamVR might crash because of memory problems on RX 9000 cards—users should turn off Motion Smoothing as a temporary solution. Performance tracking notices might appear when pressing Right Alt + L if the Windows language isn't English. The AMD Software might crash during Marvel's Spider-Man 2 or Ratchet & Clank when using Image Inspector.
YouTube might perform poorly on Microsoft Edge browser right after installing drivers—restarting Edge helps fix this. The AMD Bug Report Tool might pop up after using the Cleanup Utility on Ryzen 7000 processors. Camera failures happen on certain laptops after upgrading drivers—users should use the Cleanup Utility and install previous drivers. VR games might stutter at 80 Hz or 90 Hz on RX 7000 cards—changing refresh rates helps. Installation progress may show 0% when installing chipset drivers or AMD Chat after upgrading to RX 9000 graphics cards.
The team fixed slow performance in "the Assetto Corsa Competizione" racing game for people with RX 9070 cards. They solved an annoying crash that happened when pressing Alt+Tab during games on RX 6000 series cards. Another fix prevents system crashes when running multiple screens at high refresh rates through HDMI cables. They also blocked Windows 11 from replacing new AMD drivers with older versions on RX 9070 cards. The developer tool package received an update supporting the RX 9000 series cards.
AMD announced that its FSR 3.1 technology works with over 110 current and upcoming games. Despite these improvements, some issues remain unfixed. SteamVR might crash because of memory problems on RX 9000 cards—users should turn off Motion Smoothing as a temporary solution. Performance tracking notices might appear when pressing Right Alt + L if the Windows language isn't English. The AMD Software might crash during Marvel's Spider-Man 2 or Ratchet & Clank when using Image Inspector.
YouTube might perform poorly on Microsoft Edge browser right after installing drivers—restarting Edge helps fix this. The AMD Bug Report Tool might pop up after using the Cleanup Utility on Ryzen 7000 processors. Camera failures happen on certain laptops after upgrading drivers—users should use the Cleanup Utility and install previous drivers. VR games might stutter at 80 Hz or 90 Hz on RX 7000 cards—changing refresh rates helps. Installation progress may show 0% when installing chipset drivers or AMD Chat after upgrading to RX 9000 graphics cards.
