Post by asdkjhlaf on Nov 10, 2020 7:34:41 GMT
Hey there.
Like everybody else on these forums, I wanted to squeeze every last bit of juice out of my MacBook Pro 2015 15" (with an AMD R9 M370X), and was happy to see that AMD released the 20.10 drivers recently. I had been using the default Bootcamp drivers before this. I guess I never stopped to consider that installing the new drivers might lead to worse performance rather than better, but on Counter Strike: Global Offensive I've been getting consistently worse performance with all in-game settings being identical.
Hell, I even tried decreasing resolution (1920 x 1200 -> 1680 x 1050), but I still can't match the performance from the drivers I had before. Does this make sense? Should I try to roll back my drivers (if so, does anybody know how I might do that?)? Or should I be digging around AMDs fancy new Radeon Software with all its settings, that might be overriding some in-game options?
Pretty new to messing around with drivers, and would love any and all advice/thoughts! Thank you in advance!
Like everybody else on these forums, I wanted to squeeze every last bit of juice out of my MacBook Pro 2015 15" (with an AMD R9 M370X), and was happy to see that AMD released the 20.10 drivers recently. I had been using the default Bootcamp drivers before this. I guess I never stopped to consider that installing the new drivers might lead to worse performance rather than better, but on Counter Strike: Global Offensive I've been getting consistently worse performance with all in-game settings being identical.
Hell, I even tried decreasing resolution (1920 x 1200 -> 1680 x 1050), but I still can't match the performance from the drivers I had before. Does this make sense? Should I try to roll back my drivers (if so, does anybody know how I might do that?)? Or should I be digging around AMDs fancy new Radeon Software with all its settings, that might be overriding some in-game options?
Pretty new to messing around with drivers, and would love any and all advice/thoughts! Thank you in advance!
maybe you get better performance