AMD launches its Adrenalin 2021 21.9.2 drivers, optimized for New World and World War Z: Aftermath

Today, AMD released the latest version of its Radeon Software Adrenalin drivers to enhance the gaming experience. This latest revision adds support for World War Z: Aftermath and New World, Amazon’s new mmorpg. In addition, it not only adds compatibility with the release of Diablo II: Resurrected, it also improves performance by up to 13% in the title. Apparently there was a rendering bottleneck issue with the RX6700 XT card at 4K resolution and very high settings enabled.

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1 Known issues in this new version

2 Have you already updated your drivers? Did you have any of the problems mentioned?

2.1 Related posts:

In addition to offering compatibility with these new releases, AMD fixed some outstanding issues. Within the Performance tab, the Additional CPU Metric section should appear for all users now. Also, compatibility errors when trying to load previously saved tuning profiles should no longer appear. In the Hitman III game, the water should no longer spontaneously evaporate for RX 6000 series users. The automatic overclock option should no longer be absent for those users who have AMD 5000 series processors along with series graphics cards. RX 6000.

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Known issues in this new version

Finally, these are the known problems that can occur with this new version of drivers for Radeon Software Adrenalin:

The Open Broadcaster software can continue to run in the background after the user ends a recording session and closes the application.
Driver downtime can be experienced when playing a game and streaming video simultaneously on graphics cards such as the RX 500 series.
AMD Radeon software may crash or stop responding in some DirectX11 games with multiple displays in extended mode, such as PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.
Long game sessions in Horizon Zero Dawn can cause driver crashes or game crashes on some graphics cards such as the Radeon RX 6700 XT.
Enhanced Sync may cause black screens in some games and system configurations. Players experiencing problems with Enhanced Sync should temporarily disable it.
Radeon logging functions and performance metrics may intermittently report incorrect and extremely high VRAM speed values

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This data corresponds to the new version 21.9.2 of the AMD Radeon Adrenalin Edition software, which can be downloaded from the AMD website or from the System tab in the Radeon Software options.