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Video driver installs should always be done on a clean slate.

What does this mean? It means before you update or install new/old/beta video drivers you need to prepare your system for it by completely removing the video drivers which were on the system before.

When this is not done, remnants of old drivers can conflict with the new drivers and problems such as artifacts or loss of performance can occur.

Going to control panel and uninstalling video drivers from there, or updating drivers through Device Manager is not enough to clean the slate properly.

Wipe your system of all video drivers by using Driver Sweeper (It's free)

http://www.guru3d.com/content_page/guru3d_driver_s...

Then go ahead and install the new drivers you want to put on the system.

this new driver did the same to mine. you can rollback the driver see if it works, mine did not work it still loses fps. hopefully yours would.

to rollback go to control panel- system- device manager- click on display adapters- right click your AMD graphics card and theres an option on there that says rollback. good luck

Just do driver rollback. you know how to do that right? you know how to do that right?