AMD’s next major driver revision, Crimson ReLive Redux, is rumoured to have a performance OSD option

For the past number of years, AMD has released some significant updates to their GPU drivers in Q4, from the release of AMD Radeon Software as a replacement for Catalyst Control Centre to the introduction of Crimson Edition and then Crimson ReLive, each of which offers new features, major bug fixes and boosts in performance for some popular titles. 

It looks like AMD has plans to continue this trend in 2017, even after the release of Radeon Software Crimson ReLive (version 17.7.2) earlier this year, which already introduced several new features to AMD’s GPU platform from improved gameplay recording performance and the introduction of AMD’s Radeon GPU profiler.  

Right now it is unknown exactly what AMD’s next big driver update will include, though the twitter user Blaze @BlazeK_AMDRT has released images that showcases a new feature that will be released with AMD’s next driver iteration, a new OSD performance metric option. This will allow users to look at things like your game’s framerate, VRAM and system memory usage and the operating temperatures of your components, which is a lot more than Nvidia’s competing driver suite offers. 

For the past number of years, AMD has released some significant updates to their GPU drivers in Q4, from the release of AMD Radeon Software as a replacement for Catalyst Control Centre to the introduction of Crimson Edition and then Crimson ReLive, each of which offers new features, major bug fixes and boosts in performance for some popular titles. 

It looks like AMD has plans to continue this trend in 2017, even after the release of Radeon Software Crimson ReLive (version 17.7.2) earlier this year, which already introduced several new features to AMD’s GPU platform from improved gameplay recording performance and the introduction of AMD’s Radeon GPU profiler.  

Right now it is unknown exactly what AMD’s next big driver update will include, though the twitter user Blaze @BlazeK_AMDRT has released images that showcases a new feature that will be released with AMD’s next driver iteration, a new OSD performance metric option. This will allow users to look at things like your game’s framerate, VRAM and system memory usage and the operating temperatures of your components, which is a lot more than Nvidia’s competing driver suite offers.