We recommend Enabling it on lower-end PCs or a laptop, as you probably won't see a noticeable improvement on a high-end machine. If you're playing a heavy fast-paced game, this can give a decent push to FPS. Radeon Boost lowers game resolution according to on-screen motion. This way not only your GPU and CPU will run cooler, but you don't have to worry about visual glitches or stutters. With Chill ON you'll be saving on some power, but at the same time, you might face some stutters if your FPS jumps around a lot.īut we've found the perfect solution to that - Enable Chill, set the Max FPS to the highest FPS you think you'll ever need in a game, and set the Min FPS to the lowest value you'll be okay with. It dynamically regulates the frame rate based on your in-game activity. Radeon Chill is an adaptive refresh rate feature. It's super-effective to reduce input lag in PvP games.
You'll see the best effect at lower FPS ranges (<100) but it's still useful at higher frame rates. The Radeon Anti-Lag feature reduces input lag, which is the delay between the output to appear on screen after the game samples the user input. Once you've selected a profile, you can now see a list of features that are explained below: Radeon Anti Lag You can select any of them to begin with but our favorite is the eSports profile. Now you should see different pre-defined profiles provided by AMD (Gaming, eSports, etc.). Any changes made via the latter will only apply to specific games, but for now, we'll optimize the Global Graphics settings. You can choose to edit Global Graphics or Game Graphics. To access these, open AMD Radeon Settings and navigate to the Gaming tab. Let's first optimize the 3D graphics settings. Once you've done that, the following sections will explain how you can improve your AMD Radeon performance. Right-click on the desktop again and click on 'Display settings.' Now go to Advanced display > Display adapter properties > Monitor, and set the 'Screen refresh rate' to the highest value.īoth these options are crucial to fixing any driver-related issues or random stutter problems. Set your monitor’s refresh rate to max: We don't want you to spend a couple of hours diligently following these steps and come back complaining about how nothing changed, only to find out that you've set a cap on your monitor's refresh rate.Once in the software, check for any available updates in the 'Driver & Software' section and install them. If you don't see this option, head over to AMD's website and hit the 'Download Now' button. Update AMD drivers to their latest version: Open 'AMD Radeon Software' by right-clicking on your desktop.Texture Filtering Quality/Surface Format Optimizationīefore you tweak anything in the AMD Radeon software settings, make sure to check the following:.Anisotropic Filtering/Anisotropic Filtering Level.Anti-Aliasing Method/Morphological Filtering.
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