Alongside the release of the Radeon RX 460 and RX 470 graphics cards, AMD has released the Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.8.1 drivers. Beyond adding support for these new products, it also adds a Crossfire profile for F1 2016 and fixes a few issues, like Firefox and Overwatch crashing under certain circumstances. It also allows users of the RX 480 to overclock their memory higher than they previously could.
AMD is continuing their trend of steadily releasing graphics drivers, and rapidly fixing important issues as they arise. Also, they have been verbose in their release notes, outlining fixes and known problems as they occur. Users can often track the bugs that affect them as they are added to the Known Issues, then graduated to Fixed Issues. While this often goes unrecognized, it's frustrating as a user to experience a bug and not know whether the company even knows about it, or they are just refusing to acknowledge it.
Useful release notes, like AMD has been publishing, are very helpful in that regard.
This is why the Vulkan/DX12
This is why the Vulkan/DX12 APIs’ simpler graphics driver model is the best way to go especially for replacing CF/SLI with Multi-GPU adaptor and moving all the complexity out for the GPU’s drivers and into the APIs where more development resources in the entire gaming industry can make for less errors overall. The KISS principal needs to be practiced with a vengeance with regards to GPU drivers for much less errors and much greater Gaming industry/Graphics application industry support for any special features done outside of the GPU’s driver code.
Just use the GPU drivers to enable whatever close to the metal support is absolutely necessary and move the rest of the features into the new graphics APIs and OS/software level, with the software/gaming software making use of the Graphics/Compute APIs to get most of the fancy work done.