At CES 2019, AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su announced Ryzen with Radeon graphics processors support in their Radeon Software Adrenaline 2019 Edition drivers. With this, users with notebooks or desktops will be supported by Game-0 day upgrades and ensuring top performance and optimization for your hardware.

AMD announced support for their Ryzen with Radeon graphics processors because of popular demand, as mentioned by their CEO Dr. Lisa Su at the CES keynote. This goes to show with a strong communal effort and support, companies can give people access to software to users across all their consumer products.

Consumers will be able to access drivers which were designed and delivered after extensive quality-assurances and third party testing. Users will also be able to configure their graphics, check for new updates, and provide feedback if anything were to go wrong directly to AMD.

This ensures users with a highly customizable configurations to personal preferences. Along with the gaming aspects of customization, AMD provides tools to improve video playback of 4k videos as well as 1080p content.

AMD has multiple new notebooks powered by Ryzen processors such as Acer, ASUS, Dell, Lenovo, Samsung, Huawei and HP. This is a positive push towards support for their users across the board which helps to ensure their products are up to date and performing fully to their capabilities.