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If your system is not running Microsoft Windows or you are looking for an earlier driver or the
latest beta driver, you can manually search for it on the AMD Driver Download
page. Information on how to use the AMD Driver Download page is covered in the next section
of this article.
To access more information about using the Autodetect tool and the link to download it, visit the
AMD Driver Autodetect Tool
NOTE: If the Autodetect tool doesn't locate a matching driver for your AMD graphics card
and/or operating system, it could be that a driver is not available due to compatibility issues. The
graphics hardware does not meet all the requirements of the operating system or vice
versa. Another possible reason is that the graphics hardware or operating system has reached
end of life and support has been discontinued. More information can be found in the following
KB article:
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AMD Driver Download Page
If a driver is not found using the first method, you have an option to search for a compatible
driver using the selector menu on AMD's driver download page. The driver selector menu
allows you to specify your AMD graphics product, model, and operating system to search for the
latest compatible driver. If a matching driver is found, it will take you the driver download page
containing information about the driver, release notes, and the file download link.
This method is effective only if you know your AMD graphics product, model, and operating
system. If you know your graphics product, model, and operating system and would like to learn
how to use the driver selector menu to locate a matching driver, please follow the guide:
find the latest drivers for an AMD graphics card
To proceed directly to the AMD Driver Download page, visit:
If you are unsure of your AMD graphics product, model, and/or operating system, the section
below will explain how that information can be obtained and selected from the driver download
page.
First let's understand the different types of AMD graphics products in its lineup. Choose your
graphics product and the system it's used in from the list below:
APU (Accelerated Processing Unit): These are processors that combine the CPU and
the graphics processor (GPU) on a single chip. APUs are commonly used in desktop
PCs, mobile notebooks, and workstation systems. The AMD A-Series APU is an
example.
Desktop Graphics: This technology is commonly used in home desktop PCs. The AMD
Radeon™ HD series graphics cards are examples.
page.
www.amd.com/drivers
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