AMD pushes driver support for RDNA 3/4 independent graphics cards to ROCm 10.1
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AMD released a new version of AMD Software for several Radeon graphics cards on October 5th local time: this new version is mainly designed to support the accelerated computing open software stack of ROCm 10.1, which was also released on the same day, and does not include any improvements related to gaming.
News from the IT community on October 8th: On the 5th of this month, AMD released a new version of AMD Software for the Radeon RX 9000 series, Radeon RX 7900 / 7800 / 7700 / 7600 series, and Radeon AI PRO R9700 graphics cards, according to local time.
This version of the driver does not contain any improvements related to the game; it merely provides support for the ROCm 10.1 accelerated computing open software stack, which was also released on the same day.
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https :// rocm.blogs.amd.com / ecosystems-and-partners / rocm-10.1-blog / README.html
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