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The gear icon in the top-right is where you'll find a general settings menu with an assortment of random options. Even if you have a locked GPU, you should still be able to enable this setting, assuming your hardware otherwise supports resizable BAR.įinally, we have the Settings tab, but at the time of writing it just contains settings pertaining to the Metrics tab: changing the sampling interval, enabling and disabling the performance overlay, choosing where to store the performance logs, and whether to hide the performance overlay while logging.

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There's also a lone option here called Resizable BAR, and if your PC supports it, you should definitely enable it since it can improve performance in some games. Personally, I prefer to run stuff like 3DMark instead of using built-in tests just to be extra certain. At the top right, there's a button that says Stress Test, and this basically runs a heavy workload on your GPU to see if it's stable. There are also a couple other things here. These presents essentially range from least noisy and least performant to most noisy and most performant. There's also some noise based presets: Quiet, Balanced, and Rage. Overclock GPU and Overclock VRAM are pretty self-explanatory, but then there's the Undervolt GPU button, which tries to lower the voltage without lowering clock speed, allowing for more efficient operation. It's not perfect but it's worth enabling if you don't want to see screen tears. Radeon Enhanced Sync is a software-based anti-screen tearing technology that is supposed to work pretty much just like FreeSync if your monitor doesn't support it.You can try fiddling around with it to see if it improves your gaming experience. Radeon Image Sharpening is a simple image sharpening filter that works across all games but doesn't do nearly as much as features like DLSS or FSR.Like Boost though, Chill is only supported in select titles. Radeon Chill dynamically lowers the power consumption of your GPU according to how much you're engaging with a game (idling will result in low power, moving around all the time will mean max power).This feature, however, only works in a handful of titles. Radeon Boost dynamically changes the resolution depending on your movement in games, which in theory improves performance without ruining graphically fidelity.

Radeon Anti-Lag reduces input lag, and it's really useful pretty much all the time, especially if you're playing any sort of competitive games where less latency is useful for getting the win.Not the most graphically efficient way to make games look better, but it is an option.

Radeon Super Resolution allows you to set a higher resolution than your monitor can output as a form of brute force anti-aliasing.

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The settings tab contains a spread of options that don't really fit anywhere else, like driver update stuff, audio settings, hotkeys, and more.

This tab has three tabs of its own: Metrics, Tuning, and Settings.

The Performance tab is where you can find all the overclocking and performance overlap options.

Please note that some AMD GPUs (like the RX 6400 and many if not all APUs and mobile GPUs) don't support Radeon ReLive, so this tab might be missing on your machine. If you're at all familiar with Nvidia Shadowplay, then Radeon ReLive should be pretty familiar since it covers the same functions.

The Record & Stream tab is where you can access Radeon ReLive, which allows you to record and stream gameplay underr four secondary tabs: Record, Live Stream, Scene Editor, and Media.

There's lots to do here and I'll break it all down in a bit.

The Gaming tab contains everything about games and graphics settings, and has four of its own smaller tabs: Games, Graphics, Display, and Advisors.

In general, there's not much here and it's mostly just a gateway to the other tabs. Here you can see some of the latest games you played, your driver version, whether AMD Link is connected or not, and some ads and tutorials.

The Home tab is what you see when you open up Radeon Software.

To start off with, here's a brief summary of each of these tabs.

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Radeon Software is organized into five distinct sections: the Home tab, the Gaming tab, the Record & Stream tab (if you have supported hardware), the Performance tab, and a general settings section (symbolized by the gear icon near the top right corner) and these are generally divided into other subsections.