AMD's Latest Adrenalin GPU Driver Update Fixes These Annoying Radeon RX 7900 Issues

This driver unfortunately still doesn't address the much-publicized "high idle power" issue. When connected to certain high-resolution and high-refresh-rate displays, Navi 31 GPUs exhibit relatively high power consumption on the order of 100 watts. This is especially noticeable when you are using multiple displays, and indeed, in our own testing, you can evince the issue by simply using several displays at once.

Other lingering issues include stuttering in early parts of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, unusually-poor performance in some VR games, and intermittent crashes when playing videos or using Radeon Super Resolution while gaming on multiple displays, like the old Eyefinity setups.

If you've got the requisite Navi 31 hardware, you can go grab the driver from AMD's website as usual. If you do not have a new AMD GPU, stick with the 22.11.2 driver—but maybe keep an eye on your thermals just in case.