US EditionAMD Drivers Could Be Killing Your SSD: Here’s the Workaround You Need Now
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News extracted from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Several AMD users crossed with a rare behavior on their PCs. While using Windows with total normality, even with something as simple as moving or resizing a window, the system starts to generate a huge amount of scripts on the SSD. Everything is due to a log file that is updated over and over again without the user doing anything special. The case began to circul…
AMD Drivers Could Be Killing Your SSD: Here’s the Workaround You Need Now
Something weird has been happening with AMD drivers, and Reddit user Takia_Gecko just proved it with video evidence. Every time you move or resize a window on your desktop, a certain service writes to log files on your drive hundreds of times. Not once or twice. Hundreds: The files typically live in “C:\Windows\System32\AMD\EEUDumps\“, though some users have found them in “System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\amdfendr.inf_amd64_***\AMD\EeuD…
New Patch Moves AMD GCN 1.0 GPUs Over To AMDGPU Driver By Default
Following the recent patch proposal for moving AMD GCN 1.1 generation GPUs over to the AMDGPU Linux driver by default in place of the legacy Radeon driver, a similar patch has now been proposed for the GCN 1.0 graphics processors. AMD GCN 1.0/1.1 GPUs are at parity with the AMDGPU driver to the Radeon driver while needing this newer kernel driver for enjoying RADV Vulkan support, better performance, and overall a better experience...
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