Driver Options feature is discontinued and will not be supported in 20.Q3 release.For complete list, please refer to the full set of release notes here. AMD Radeon Pro Software for Enterprise 20.Q3 provides "as-is" support for AMD Radeon Products.Framelock/Genlock: In multiple platform configurations where more than one S400 Sync Module is in use, 4K resolutions at 60Hz and greater are not supported.EDID management has moved from Radeon Pro Advanced Settings to Radeon Pro Settings, and can be located under the Display tab.Settings Snapshot: New feature that allows to capture, import, export and share GPU configurations to assist with large scale set-up of professional graphics workstation.Incorrect connector type shown in EDID emulation page for Radeon Pro W5700.UWP Radeon Settings take longer than expected load time.Possible refresh rate reduction with HP HMD.Eyefinity page missing after sleep-resume cycle with certain ASUS Display.Possible tearing while running Modo 14.0 Multicast with HMD.Image imperfections in "Picture Viewer" upon rendering in Cinema4D.System sleep-resume cycle while using Modo 13.Incorrect text translation in Radeon Pro without system restart.Stability fixe for AutoCad 2018 with multiple open drawings.Compatibility of D32 Pixel format with select Catia applications.Radeon PRO Software for Enterprise 21.Q1 introduces completely redesigned user interface, with easy and intuitive access to your applications and features.įramelock/Genlock: In multiple platform configurations where more than one S400 Sync Module is in use, 4K resolutions at 60Hz and greater are not supported. Possible stability issues while disconnecting and re-connecting 8K display with Radeon PRO WX3100/WX3200.Image corruption in Chief Architect Premier application in some configurations.Corrupted 10-bit image output in some configuration.Image corruption and stability issues in Blender application.Model corruption in SketchUp application on Radeon PRO W5500/W5700.Unified software solution for enterprise deployments built on stability and performance.
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