The Bug,3DMark Time Spy score of AMD's latest graphics card driver is only half.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Xiao Zhan for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, March 13, the video card drivers of AMD and NVIDIA seem to have caused a lot of Bug recently. For example, NVIDIA has caused more than 10% higher CPU occupancy than normal due to Nvidia Display Container Service, which in turn causes system stutters.

Google software engineer @ Osvaldo Doederlein has just discovered that AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX graphics cards lose nearly half of their running points when they use the latest version of 3DMark for Time Spy testing.

UL / 3DMark developers have confirmed that about 3% of users may be affected by the problem, but the company cannot reproduce the problem internally. It is said that AMD seems to have recreated this internally, and it is probably a driver problem, so now affected players will have to "roll back to the previous version or wait for future driver fixes."

The 3DMark official also gives an example, as shown in the following figure of CTOnews.com. Judging from the results, the Ruilong 9 5900X with RX 7900 XTX can run 24587 points under the old driver, but only 12861 points after upgrading the driver, which is nearly 48% less.

▲ 3DMark Time Spy with Radeon RX 7900 XTX (old and new drivers), source: 3DMark / Osvaldo Doederlein of course, 3DMark running points Bug does not seem to be a common problem at the moment, and most players will not run away points, so it does not need to be fixed in a hurry for the time being, but it is definitely something that Radeon users should pay attention to.