AMD驱动检测工具 v2.2 Windows版

AMD Driver Autodetect is a utility designed to automatically detect your computer's operating system and graphics card model. With a single click, it can initiate the download and installation of the latest compatible driver software. It is crucial to completely uninstall any existing drivers before installing or updating AMD drivers, as residual components can interfere with new features, especially when using a Ghost system software that may install a generic driver that might not be fully compatible with your notebook.

AMD's Windows-based driver testing tool can automatically download the latest available drivers. It identifies your graphics card model and operating system type, checks for updates, and allows you to download the new drivers with a single click.

Software Features

Automatic Detection: Identifies your system and graphics card for the correct driver.

One-Click Download: Streamlines the process of obtaining the latest drivers.

Compatibility Checks: Ensures that the downloaded drivers are suitable for your system.

How to Use AMD Driver Autodetect

Download and run the AMD Driver Autodetect tool.

The tool will scan your system and display the recommended drivers.

Click on the download button to start the installation process.

Troubleshooting

Drivers that fail to install or are not recognized often occur on laptops. It is essential to install the drivers provided by the laptop manufacturer. Additionally, ensure that you have the .NET Framework installed, as the control panel may not open without it, or if you are downloading a driver version higher than 12.6, and your graphics card is part of the Radeon HD 2000/3000/4000 series, which is not supported by these drivers.

The Radeon HD 2000/3000/4000 series of graphics cards will no longer be supported starting with the Catalyst 12.7 in July. Using newer cards with older drivers can also lead to compatibility issues. However, the current AMD drivers (R series) are generally stable, though newer cards may have some issues with specific games. The HD Radeon series provides good support for current games but is an older product with limited future improvements.

For DirectX 9 and other essential components, Windows 7 and Windows 8 users need to manually install DirectX 9, while XP users only need to install C++ and .NET Framework. Since XP is now retired, it is advisable to install necessary updates, regardless of whether you are using a specific graphics card or CPU.

If you are considering a new R series card, like the 290, which is highly regarded, but are concerned about driver issues, rest assured that the hardware is stable, but the current challenge lies with the drivers. For example, the game "Crysis 6" may not be compatible. If you are using an R9 290X, as I do, you may experience some games running into issues with certain graphical effects. These issues are expected to be resolved with future driver updates.