Windows 10: AMD quietly downgraded some Radeon RX 560 GPUs

Just an FYI for anyone who may be looking at buying a Radeon RX 560 graphics card. Make sure you look at the specs very closely before purchase.

http://www.pcgamer.com/amd-quietly-d...raphics-cards/

:)

 

Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) - HELP FIX!

Under Device Manager, both my AMD Radeon R7 Graphics and Radeon (TM)RX 560 Graphics - both devices are showing error message "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)" I think it's preventing my Inspiron 15 5000 gaming
laptop from running Subnautica (Steam online game) - it was working perfectly fine x 44hrs then I started getting the error message "Your GPU does not appear to be powerful enough" to run game! I tried using Windows Troubleshooter but no luck. Any suggestions??

* Moved from Insider

 

How Do I install correct Drivers for radeon graphics?

I have this option:

Step 1 :

Select the type of product that you have:

APU (Accelerated Processors)

Step 2 :

Select the product family your product belongs to:

Mobile APU (Accelerated Processors)

Step 3 :

Select your product:

Fx-9830p

Step 4 :

select the supported operating system that you have:

windows 10 64-bit.

or

step 1:

Select the type of product that you have:

desktop graphics

step 2:

Select the product family your product belongs to:

radeon rx series

step 3:

Select your product:

rx 5xx series

step 4:

select the supported operating system that you have:

windows 10 64 bit

now I tried the APU route and after I installed and restarted and right click on desktop screen or click radeon graphics It said: got could not find your amd graphics driver ...etc...

I have switchable graphics ,I have an integrated R7 with the APU fx-9830p

and a discrete dedicated gpu graphics card radeon Rx 560

The R7 is primary and the Rx560 is linked in radeon menu

 

Just when they had people's attention for their new CPUs and GPUs! What a shame.

 

That happened a while ago, there's BIOS patch for it.

 

Here's AMD's statement:

via http://www.pcgamer.com/amd-aims-to-c...n-rx-560-skus/

 

I think graphics cards manufacturers love making things as confusing as possible.

Zotac has 7 different models of nVidia GTX 1080 cards with 6 different clock speeds between them. Multiply that by the 5 or so major graphics card brands and those Newegg search results get really crowded.

 

Yeah, it can get a bit ridiculous at times. I know EVGA has like 4 or 5 different models of 1080 Ti out.