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I recently came across the news that AMD is ending driver support for their Rx 560 graphics card. I have been trying to find the latest driver for this card but have been unsuccessful. I've searched on the official AMD website, various driver download websites, and even asked in several forums, but I still couldn't find a working link for the driver. Can anyone please provide me with a reliable source or link where I can download the latest driver for the AMD Rx 560 graphics card? Thank you in advance for your help!

Below you can download amd rx 560 support ending driver for Windows.

File name: amd-rx-560-support-ending.exe
Version: 9.178
File size: 44690 MB
Upload source: manufactuter website
Antivirus software passed: G Data ver. 5.40

Amd Rx 560 Driver Support Ending

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Device Specification:
- Device Name: AMD RX 560
- Driver Support: Ending soon
- Graphics Processor Unit: AMD Radeon RX 560
- Stream Processors: 1024
- Base Clock: 1176 MHz
- Boost Clock: 1275 MHz
- Memory: 4GB GDDR5
- Memory Clock: 7 Gbps
- Memory Interface: 128-bit
- Display Outputs: HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI
- DirectX Support: DirectX 12, Vulkan
- Supported APIs: OpenGL 4.5, OpenCL 2.0

Troubleshooting Questions:

1. Q: Why is my AMD RX 560 experiencing frequent crashes during gaming?
A: Frequent crashes during gaming could be caused by outdated or incompatible graphics drivers. Make sure to download and install the latest drivers from the AMD website.

2. Q: How can I resolve overheating issues with my AMD RX 560?
A: Overheating issues could occur due to inadequate cooling or insufficient airflow within the system. Ensure that the GPU's cooling system (fans or heatsink) is clean and functioning properly. Also, check and improve the system's overall cooling by increasing airflow or installing additional case fans.

3. Q: Why am I facing display issues, such as artifacts or screen flickering, with my AMD RX 560?
A: Display issues like artifacts or screen flickering can stem from several factors. Start by checking the connections between the graphics card and the display. Ensure the cables are securely plugged in and try using different ports on the graphics card or display. If the issue persists, update the graphics drivers to the latest version. Additionally, monitor overclocking or inadequate power supply can also cause display issues, so check the GPU's settings and power connections.

Thank you so much for providing the link to the working Windows driver! I really appreciate the help.