There’s a new update to AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition, previously known as Radeon Software, ushering in support for Team Red’s brand-new Ryzen AI 400 series processors. Sticking with the theme of AI, version 26.1.1 also introduces AMD’s new AI bundle, which it announced at CES 2026 as a way to “simplify and accelerate local AI setup”.

If you don’t care for AI, don’t worry, the new bundle (which is a 34GB download) is completely optional. For gamers, the update also brings driver support for two games: Starsand Island and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora – From the Ashes Edition. As for the AI Bundle, the package includes five key pieces of software: PyTorch, ComfyUI, Ollama, LM Studio, and Amuse.

What you get in the AMD AI bundle

AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition™ 26.1.1 introduced the AI Bundle as an optional feature for supported products. It is a streamlined installer that equips your AMD powered system with these essential tools for AI development and creative workflows:

• PyTorch on Windows:
  • For more information refer to PyTorch’s get started guide and discord.
• ComfyUI:
  • For  more information check out ComfyUI’s get started guide and community.
• Ollama:
  • For more information on using Ollama refer to Ollama’s quick start guide.
• LM Studio:
  • For more information refer to LM Studio’s quick start guide and community. 
• Amuse:
  • For more information visit: Introducing AMD GPU EP for Generative AI with Amuse

Source: AMD

It’s obvious that the AI Bundle hasn’t exactly been a popular reveal with regular consumers – certainly for gamers who may have expected more from this year’s CES announcements. We did get a reveal of the new Ryzen 7 9850X3D, which is essentially a higher-clocked version of the 9800X3D, but no new discrete graphics cards were announced during the event.

A community poll on Hardware Unboxed’s YouTube channel reveals exactly what their audience feels about the release. Regardless of what gamers think, the AI Bundle has been well-received by reviewers, with TechPowerUp calling it a convenient package, clearly positioned “as a privacy- and cost-friendly way to explore AI” in its detailed review.

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