Radeon R5 M230 Rebrand 

Every Radeon Software release strives to deliver new features, better performance and stability improvements.

AMD has released new drivers for Overwatch (and more) with Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.5.3.

NVIDIA's Game Ready drivers didn't strive for WHQL certification until just recently, and, even then, WHQL certification doesn't mean what it used to.

If you play Battleborn, which launched on May 3rd, then AMD has added a new CrossFire profile for that game.

The AMD Gaming Evolved overlay may crash in some titles, and The Witcher 3 may flicker in Crossfire, both of which could be annoying if they affect a game that you have been focusing on, but that's about it.

Game-specific optimizations near launch appear to be getting consistent, and that was an area that AMD really needed to improve upon, historically.

We continue the march toward the end of silicon lithography.

We are currently seeing 16nm parts come out of the foundry, which is expected to be used in the next generation of GPUs, replacing the long-running 28nm node that launched with the GeForce GTX 680.