It is always best to get a driver from your card or laptops maker if available. The problem is that many makers don't offer their drivers for long. The short of it is that the drivers directly from AMD are "VANILLA" meaning they don't have an changes that your hardware maker might have implemented in the card or laptop such as voltage, speed or various other changes that are not from a reference design. Those changes often then have changed drivers that compensate for them altered by the hardware maker, AMD's driver don't and can't, they don't control what their customers do with the product once they sell it to them. So use driver like this: 1. If you are not having an issue don't update it. Don't fix what isn't broken 2. Use a driver from the maker, such as HP, MSI, Dell, Gigayte etc. 3. Use the AMD "VANILLA" Driver only if specific driver to your model from it's maker is not available, and only if it says it fixes something you need fixed.
