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AMD's Radeon 20.2.2 drivers squash pesky black screen bugs and other community complaints

AMD’s Radeon 20.2.2 drivers squash pesky black screen bugs and other community complaints

Posted on March 2, 2020 By Jarvis

Much-needed fixes

Navi was worth the wait, but it’s still been a rollercoaster few weeks for AMD’s Radeon graphics division.

First, the company’s latest graphics card suffered from a disjointed launch that made some Radeon RX 5600 XT models much faster than others. Then Asus tried blaming the high temperatures of its ROG Strix 5700 series graphics cards on AMD’s guidelines, and to make matters worse, Hardware Unboxed and AdoredTV delivered scathing critiques on the state of Radeon driver stability, prompted by a recent flood of user complaints on social media.
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