AMD performance fixes have been incorporated into the Windows update KB5041587 that was released today!

16 Comments

  1. Artem_75

    I just checked and I havent got this yet, I checked under optional updates too. Is the rollout being staggered or something? I’m in Australia if that helps

  2. anywhere between 0-13% increase in performance for my setup according to ars technica! I’ll take it!

  3. recluseMeteor

    I wonder if this could be backported to 10.

  4. Hrmerder

    Dang… Let me get mah Wukong Benchmark out. Good thing I took screenshots of my tests last week 😛

  5. Icookeggsongpu

    Does this affect the older CPUs like the Ryzen 5 2600 or just newer ones?

  6. RideTheSpiralARC

    Installed the update, ran cinebench/3dmark/uniginevalley/no mans sky, SPTarkov before & after. My cpu max temps have increased by 5-10c or more and I have seen no real change in benchmark scores or fps so not great for me so far. Largest change was cinebench going from 18025 pre update to 18080pts after update but ive seen that kind of point swing normally just rerunning the bench with no changes/same settings. Don’t have time to try more games atm but def not thrilled about the cpu temp increases.

    Running the above benchmarks/games before the update had my max core Temps in the 63-74c range. Running the same benchmarks/games after installing the update had my max core Temps at 76-86c 🤔

    Ryzen 7 7800x3D

    Asus Dual 4070 Super

    32gb 5600mhz RAM

    Nvme m.2 ssd (WD SN580)

    MSI B650-p Pro Motherboard

    Windows 11 Pro 23H2 (v22631.4112)

    Display 2560×1440 @ 144hz (framerate uncapped when running tests)

  7. OverPunch

    Any impacts on the 3600? Or only 5000 and up?

  8. Ooooo I love this news!

    Not only as an AMD lover but as Intel hater too!

  9. Does it make some improvements to 2k series like 2700, 2700x?

  10. uppaluppa

    Do Intel cpus also get an increase? I tried searching but everything that pops out related to this update is all AMD.

  11. flappers87

    Haven’t had the chance to test it yet, but in all seriousness, I’ve yet to play a game that doesn’t hit my frame rate cap (with exception to Deadlock – when using native AA at max settings).

    So I’ll test with Deadlock later when the servers open.

  12. GoldenX86

    Moderators deleted the post in r/hardware, but I tested my 5600X in the 24H2 release preview, and saw an 11% average FPS increase in Cyberpunk 2077. So Zen3 benefits just as well.

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