AMD Releases Chipset Driver for Windows 11 24H2 with Support for WDDM 3.2

TapTechNews June 18th news, AMD released chipset driver version 6.05.28.016 for Windows 11 24H2. The official update log didn't mention any details, only indicating that many errors were fixed and supporting the new program.

Technology media Windows Latest reported that the biggest highlight of the new version of Ryzen 6.05.28.016 update is the support for WDDM 3.2.

The full name of WDDM is Windows Display Driver Model, which is Microsoft's new-generation graphics driver program model. AMD initially supports WDDM 3.2 in this update.

WDDM 3.2 introduces several changes, especially optimizing the use of GPU and NPU in cloud scenarios. It should be noted that NPU optimization is only applicable to PCs equipped with a dedicated NPU chip. In addition to NPU optimization, a notable feature is dirty bit tracking, which can improve the performance of VRAM data transmission.

The chipset driver mainly improves the communication between the operating system and the motherboard components. This released driver update ensures that the motherboard is compatible with the upcoming Windows 11 24H2.

TapTechNews attached the motherboard series supported by AMD in this driver update as follows:

AMD WRX90/TRX50

AMD WRX80

AMD TRX40

AMD X670E/X670

AMD B650E/B650

AMD X570

AMD B550

AMD A520

AMD X399

AMD X470

AMD B450

AMD X370

AMD B350

AMD A320

In terms of processors, the new chipset driver supports from Ryzen 2000 series (mobile and desktop) to the latest Threadripper Pro series processors, but no longer supports the Ryzen 1000 series processors that went on the market in 2016.

Users can visit the official download link to install this chipset update. AMD also provides a super practical detailed guide to help users easily install the driver program.