Latest AMD Radeon Graphics Driver for Windows 10

Steve C said:

Is 16.7.3 a WHQL version since this isn't clear from the release notes and file name?

Hello Steve, :)

16.7.3 is WHQL. It would have "Hotfix" included with the revision number on the download page if it wasn't WHQL.

Cool, I can finally set resolution to 1366x768 again, with previous drivers, that option got lost somewhere.

EDIT: I have just downloaded new drivers via Windows Updates and it removed my resolution again.
I am never ever going to install stupid stinky drivers from WU. Thank you very much MS.

red5goahead said:

The problem with new Amd drivers 16.7.3 is that Windows 10 Anniversary Update restore the previous 16.6 Whql too but older. There is no check on release number

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It didn't change my drivers. As long as drivers are latest WHQL, they are not going to be downgraded.

red5goahead said:

The problem with new Amd drivers 16.7.3 is that Windows 10 Anniversary Update restore the previous 16.6 Whql too but older. There is no check on release number

You are right, I have 2 GPUs in crossfire and because of Windows drivers, one was set to 16.200 and other remained 16.300. I have uninstalled all drivers now (waited for system to settle down) and installed AMD drivers only, I have got my resolution back, both are 16.300 now. Windows Update offers the older driver, but it is not going to trick me again.

New AMD Radeon Crimson 16.8.1 hotfix available. See first post for more details. :)

Brink said:

New AMD Radeon Crimson 16.8.1 hotfix available. See first post for more details. :)

I wonder, could you maybe post APU drivers separately in the first post, please?

They are not always updated at the same time like desktop drivers and when someone has 2 GPUs (1 in CPU and 1 separate), installing the newest driver for "desktop" version while keeping old APU driver version might cause issues.

TairikuOkami said:

I wonder, could you maybe post APU drivers separately in the first post, please?

They are not always updated at the same time like desktop drivers and when someone has 2 GPUs (1 in CPU and 1 separate), installing the newest driver for "desktop" version while keeping old APU driver version might cause issues.

They are at same place first post leads you to. Just choose Manually Select and follow it all the way down.