The Best AMD Radeon Adrenaline Settings for Competetive Gaming High FPS and Low Input Lag 2023

[@FlowGamingZone]

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[@spoton5981]

Why not undervolt? My 6800 performs better with higher clocks, lower temps and 30-40 watts less. Have you tried your card?

[@KubaJakubTV]

Dude, big thanks! I tried these settings and my laptops FPS really improved by about 30%. My laptop isn't that powerful, but it still works like a charm for anyone curious! 🔥

[@vineeson695]

What kind of laptop do you have if I may ask?

[@mry2338]

Have to say, i tried many Videos....but your video unexpectedly worked for me, with just very less ticking....i got 4 to 10 fps boost.... Thanks.. you're really an experienced one.

[@cz5836]

My first GPU was AMD and I absolutely loved the Radeon interface. Then I switched to an Nvidia card and found the GeForce Experience interface and Nvidia Control Panel to be rather bland in comparison. Once I can afford the 6600/6600xt I'll be switching back to AMD.

[@williammarshal4043]

Go for 6700, good luck bro hope you get it soon.

[@williammarshal4043]

@@Snipcola nah save your money for something else. It is depending on what you need what are your use case. If you asked me even a 4070 is stupid because I'm using it to play Skyrim and use 16-18 gb of vrams.

[@562Baudelio]

I have a 6600 XT that I used for 3 months $200 is yours

[@peik_haikyuu2265]

@@562Baudelio you can get a brand new 66050xt for $240 lol

[@ADITYA_Z99]

Never go for AMD, i have one. It stutters bruh. Nvidia performance is far better but priced more

[@albertfps]

Im very happy with those settings, also your color settings, i have disabled v-sync in-game, anti lag and I have caped my fps in radeon software to 139 using frame limit control, it works very good, also gpu stays cooler now also, feels very smooth

[@LowResolve117]

I appreciate this video so much. There's not a whole lot of videos explaining all the features and how they relate to gaming.

[@mahirfoysalive]

Bro your color setting is very nice. Every AMD user must try it.

[@itsanameok1519]

Dude you are a genius ! I went from 56 fps to 171 fps and excellent performance are you kidding me ! Games run smooth as butter !! Ty🙏🏼

[@cybernit3]

Thanks for sharing your settings; but I have 1 question regarding Adrenaline OVERLAYS... FPS: N/A ...I can't see any FPS updating is there a way to fix this and enable it? I can't figure this out, always N/A... thank you...

[@FORZEFUL]

Question if it makes no difference, isn't it a safer option to have AntiLag ON at all times?

[@davitsk1]

It is. That's why its already "on" in the pre seleced game settings in the software.

[@olaboratoriodeivi]

how about to cap the fps with radeon chill setting from the amd radeon adrenaline?

[@abe7595]

Just would like to ask what games you play and how they perform with your cpu and gpu combo. I'm torn between buying ryzen 9 5900x or ryzen 5 5600x. My gpu is the same as yours and my worry is that if i get the r9 will i have bottleneck issues. Thanks!

[@senseigaming3731]

very well respected, i got monitor that has freesync i turn on it but should cap it would it better for valorant?

[@fraai]

Very well made video you can tell you enjoy min maxing the settings. Only confusing part is you mention when using freesync to cap your fps to 3-4 below max monitor Hz but a bit later in your RTSS settings you don't mention that.

[@FlowGamingZone]

Oops! Thanks for pointing that out! 😅 You're totally right, I did mention capping the FPS 3-4 below the max monitor Hz when using FreeSync, but I didn't address that in the RTSS settings part. My bad! 🙈 I actually don't use FreeSync myself, since I cap my FPS at 250. But I appreciate you catching that, and I'll be more careful next time! Thanks again for your support and for keeping me on my toes! 🙌

[@AlejandroMartinez-yv1gh]

Very appreciated for your effort! Im new to Radeon ecosystem, made the switch to AMD. Loving it so far (RX 7900XT), never loved my gpu more than I do right now, keep the videos coming. Subed :D

[@FlowGamingZone]

Welcome to the AMD team! ❤

[@Buff_And_Stuff12]

Were this settings helpful ? I have the same card as you and I’m dealing with a lot of crashing

[@Mochi-yo1wy]

i think you the only one youtuber tech, explain each of the function and do and dont of each setting amd driver especially for gaming experience

[@antonkesting-kim5178]

Hello, You said that the fps limiter in Apex Legends is reliable enough to turn on FreeSync, So for Valorant, does this apply the same?

[@prixivus85]

Hi, I have a relatively short question Let's say I am currently on a very low end GPU (low end Polaris) and a low end cpu. Should I copy or edit any of the settings? I currently use Anti lag, as an example. For context, I get 55-80 fps on valorant and just 50 ish fps on Apex. I play on a 768p monitor Yes, very low end. But I'm trying to go for as long as I can to save up and upgrade

[@jacklee_luck]

Minimal install and only drivers Is there any gpu fan adjustment and Re-Size BAR enabled?

[@canaldobruce]

Hi... I have a R5 3600x and RX 6700XT and I just play Warzone. My GPU run the game easily but my CPU cannot delivery more than 120fps (Ashika) and 90fps (Al Mazrah)... Is there any way to get more FPS (I would like keep 144fps like my monitor).

[@---Glitch---]

Hey what does tesselation actually mean and why do we set it off I need answers please?

[@carltonrich]

Ty first AMD for me. 7800 XT settings worked no lag in Tarkov for me going between traders ! Subscribed! 👍

[@carlosgardel-d8r]

Hi, what version should I use for 6700xt graphics card for more performance?

[@Owen-Kyle]

For anti lag what if I have A and B but not C should I still use it or no?

[@nat_528]

Does it have a similar feature like nvidia ansel where you can do freecam and take in game pictures? I love to take screenshots but not all game has photo mode

[@AndreSP89]

Is there really a difference when using these settings rather than just using the games options? I have a pretty low end PC and was wondering if there was a way to make the games look a little better and run smoother I have AMD R7 360 Series, just plugged in a SONY Bravia TV.. I have little knowledge about all that stuff.

[@MaybeRememberMe]

hi, that video was so helpful, i have rx6700 xt, which update of driver is the best rightnow?

[@user619tlsdca5]

My God! I have a mini PC AMD Ryzen with pre built in graphics. I just installed AMD Adrenaline and restarted to see my resolution 2 times better of the colors more defined or tuned in.

[@BinaryBX3]

Good day chief, did anything change since the last 11 months? I am genuinely interested in knowing what you would select for visbility, fps and low input lag. I would pay for it.

[@jonbv2434]

does the armoury crate precise on power saving?

[@kryptomedicgaming]

Just trying the game out now after watching, thanks for the effort and help!

[@kryptomedicgaming]

it worked....sick!

[@BaljeetThedon]

Not a single word wasted. Underrated channel and video.

[@minstrels_live]

If I use in game sharpening for example Fidelity CAS would you have Radeon image sharpening turned on or off?

[@AndiRuspandi-ue9ft]

what is the "Wait for Vertical Refresh" function, bro... must / must be turned off? What effect does it have when it's ON? even though the mid-high specs still have to turn it off? I'm using a Ryzen 7 7800x3d VGA RX 6750 xt monitor 2K 144Hz, it's still a little broken @ playing FIFA 23 on ultra settings, please enlighten me, thank you.

[@dayhill9855]

Hi what about the overclocking section? What settings to apply here, thanks.

[@lilklajber]

Thanks for explaining those features. Now I have 20% fps more and no stuttering. ❤

[@dominikkonieczny344]

Is it really help ? Unfortunately in my case this settings doesn’t fix stutter issue

[@Prototype60]

​@@dominikkonieczny344 nah he's full of shit

[@yesteryearcolon7878]

what about amd smart access memory dont you know that

[@Abid_Al_Mahmud]

I have a question, if I disable vsync in software settings but use vsync ingame then will there be any performance issue? I have a 60hz monitor and ryzen 5 5600 igpu

[@ftcstandup9086]

should i copy this even though my monitor is 60hz?

[@Nieumieralny]

Hi, I have problem after upgrade my pc with 7900XTX and Ryzen 7800X3D. It non stop trying to use procesor graphic card as random, and I cannot switch it off. When I disable the integrated card, there is a lot of crash in the games, and sometimes I'm unable to even start the game like Warzone2 / mortal Online2. Did you hear about similar problem with those cards?

[@Baz87100]

Hah...before I got my 6950xt, like you I had a 5700xt. GPU twins!

[@cmufcconor8567]

Hello, I would like advice, I have a 7900xtx and freesync premium pro, how should I set it in the drivers? display device says-freesync premium pro In the Game - freesync

[@nareshnagarkoti7506]

settings>display GPU Scaling: enabled Scaling Mode: Full panel (don't use 'preserve aspect ratio'} Integer Scaling: disabled After years of playing best setting I have encountered to play at non-native resolution, without making image look ugly blurry. Had to share with those who needed some insight to play on lower resolution rather than native resolution of their monitor.

[@IndunilHunter]

what about turning on SAM ?

[@rolandogarcia6383]

Desactivar la nitidez de imagen no es necesario pues no afecta casi nada a las gráficas AMD y tenerla activa al nivel 100% es la mejor opción. Se ve mejor todo incluyendo los enemigos más detallados. Y el impacto en el rendimiento es del 0.01% o mejor dicho es prácticamente inexistente. Así que desactivar esa función no es necesario. Uso GPUs amd toda la vida y e jugado prácticamente todos los juegos que salen al mercado todos los años y he comprobado que desactivar la nitidez de imagen es inútil pues no hay ni 1 solos FPS de diferencia entre tenerla activa al 100% de nitidez o tenerla desactivada la función. Y tenerla activa es lo mejor porque el juego se ve con una imagen limpia y super detallada

[@BGGAMING-j8z]

when I download amd adrenalin software my games started stuttering and I do this settings that u showed and nothing changed, How can I fix that?

[@MuhammadAhmad-sw1tr]

I'm facing relatively low fps and stutters in Valorant and Apex after switching from RTX 3070. And yes, I've locked my core clock to 100 less than the max using more power tools. Cpu: i5 11400 Gpu: 6800xt Screen: 1080p 165hz Games are on M2 NVME

[@FlowGamingZone]

Have you performed a clean driver installation with DDU? Is your RAM running at its full speed with XMP profile? Have you removed shader cache? Try disabling all features in the graphics tab of the Adrenaline software. If you've done all of this, the game should run without stutters, unless you played only on Olympus, which is currently bugged for many players and may cause stutters.

[@MuhammadAhmad-sw1tr]

@@FlowGamingZone i didn't remove shader cache. There's an option in the AMD adrenaline. The two games I'm having problems with are valorant and apex.

[@FlowGamingZone]

@@MuhammadAhmad-sw1tr You shouldn't be having any problems in Valorant as it's a well-optimized game, and Apex Legends should also run smoothly after landing with this setup. I highly recommend uninstalling your current drivers with DDU because it's crucial. If you use the normal Windows uninstall method, it will leave some files in the system that may interfere with new graphics drivers. When switching from NVIDIA to AMD or vice versa, it's essential to use DDU. This might be the solution to your problem. Try it. www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html

[@MuhammadAhmad-sw1tr]

@@FlowGamingZone yeah bro, DDU'ed the Nvidia drivers.

[@rusty10785]

​@@MuhammadAhmad-sw1tr update your cpu chipset

[@henrikfox8960]

why is this not updated to version 2024

[@harj72]

I have a question. I play rocket league and for some reason I do get jagged lines/edges and feels as if my game isn’t as smooth. I have decent specs - 5600x, 6650xt, 32gb ram which is I think 3200 and my monitor is also 1080p. Is this due to having maybe super resolution enabled or image sharping?

[@FlowGamingZone]

Hi there! Image sharpening is definitely not the cause of the issue you're experiencing. As for the jagged lines and game not feeling smooth, it's possible that AMD Super Resolution could be causing the problem. Since you're already playing at 1080p, which is your monitor's native resolution, you don't need to use Super Resolution. I would recommend disabling it, as it could be the source of the issue. Super Resolution should only be used when you need to upscale to a higher resolution than your monitor's native resolution.

[@flintfrommother3gaming]

​@@FlowGamingZone Super Resolution is an anti-aliasing solution. A very great one at that too. It shouldn't be disabled because of jagged edges because it's not the reason.

[@FlowGamingZone]

@@flintfrommother3gaming I would have to disagree. Radeon Super Resolution (RSR) is not an anti-aliasing solution. It is a feature that allows the GPU to render games at a higher resolution than the native resolution of the display and then downscale it to the native resolution of the display. The purpose of RSR is to improve image quality and provide a better gaming experience by enhancing details and reducing jagged edges. However, it can also cause performance issues and compatibility problems with certain games. Enabling Super Resolution can cause jagged edges if the game is not optimized for the higher resolution or if the GPU is not powerful enough to handle the increased workload.

[@flintfrommother3gaming]

@@FlowGamingZone Confused it with Virtual Resolution (VSR), my bad. Though the naming schemes are really confusing so that's kinds why.

[@harj72]

@@FlowGamingZoneso I’ve just looked and checked but seems to be that FSR is turned off, you think there is anything else I could try?

[@ryuki.ryugao]

At 7:03 when will you post the video bro on the Riva Tuner I wanna see your guide on the FPS limiter...

[@lungualex35]

Dude, but when i change the antilag off in the game profile it changes the game to custom mode, and my game starts working like shit, i want performance mode without the antilag enabled

[@letsgochamp89]

Question my the display setting on the app is missing do you know why?

[@FlowGamingZone]

It seems the problem stems from conflicts with driver versions installed previously. Despite performing a clean installation, it appears not all components from the older versions are fully removed. For a truly clean driver installation, I recommend using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU). This tool can be very helpful in making sure all components from previous driver versions are entirely removed. For a step-by-step guide on how to use DDU, you can refer to my videos.

[@AhHaGoogleMe]

i play fortnite whats the best settings for me i have ryzen 3 2300x and rx570 i be lagging and fps drop on im on a 165hz

[@hamstergaming6533]

Hi. A question.. What to do if I just changed to AMD and I used Nvidia before then I dont have a monitor to use FreeSync? :O Still Cap the Fps to the monitro Refress rate? :O I have a 7900xt and I can Experience Screentearing In very high fps

[@Khalsa_Warrior]

i switched nvidia to amd rx 6700 gpu, while using it in game, there is shuttering issues, can you help to fix it ?

[@flacko24]

My monitor has amd freesync but If I enable the pure xp tech(same as dyac from zowie) I can't enable the amd freesync, which is better? I have a view sonic xg24

[@ryuki.ryugao]

Bro where is the RTSS video still waiting... I only have a 60hz laptop & experiencing screen-tearing is so annoying

[@joni944]

Do you suggest the best driver, I can see you haven't updated to latest drivers?

[@FlowGamingZone]

I tend to be cautious when it comes to downloading every single driver update, but I actually upgraded to the latest Radeon Adrenalin drivers just after releasing this video. I kept the same settings and have not experienced any issues with stability or FPS. So, yes, you can go ahead and install them.

[@joni944]

@@FlowGamingZone thank you for your response, I recently had an issue after updating drivers and had constant crashes so now I'm in the same boat and cautious with these new drivers! I have gone and updated to latest drivers and seems all good so far!

[@DonnyDeleto]

Hey at First thank you very much For the Guide! Its very Hard to find a good amd Guide. I got a question to the Input lag and amd freesync : i Play on a 240 hrz monitor, i got on cs go around 320 fps and 60 % gpu usage uncapped, what would u advise for that? When i play eft i got around 100 fps With 70-80% gpu usage and its capped by the game with 144 fps. Can u give me a good advise for These 2 Games?

[@FlowGamingZone]

I'm glad you found the guide helpful! CS:GO is a game where higher FPS can lead to lower input latency, even if it exceeds your monitor's refresh rate. Given that you're getting around 320 FPS, you might not want to cap it. You didnt say what is your GPU temperature but GPU usage is in proper values. For EFT: since your FPS fluctuates around 100 and is below your monitor's 240Hz refresh rate, enabling Freesync will be beneficial to smoothen out any potential screen tearing and enable AMD Anti-Lag. This can help in reducing input latency.

[@LiDAF69]

Does this needs to be connected with HDMI? I mean if connected with dp will I run into issues?

[@FlowGamingZone]

Using a DisplayPort (DP) connection instead of HDMI should not cause any issues. Both HDMI and DP are widely used display interfaces and are generally compatible with modern monitors and graphics cards. However, using a DP connection can offer advantages such as higher refresh rates, higher resolutions, and support for adaptive sync technologies like AMD FreeSync. DP is known for its robustness in transmitting video and audio signals over longer distances. As long as your monitor has a DP input and your graphics card has a DP output, you can connect them using a DP cable without any problems. Just ensure that both devices have compatible ports, and you should be good to go.

[@Absolut424]

My GPU not run 99% in 2k resolution how to fixed this problem

[@maxkruppa3716]

Why disabled 10 Bit Pixel Format ? if my monitor supports 10 bit should I leave it on?

[@beastmode3776]

yes

[@user-ty9pu1qe4u]

is anti lag almost as good as nvidia reflex ?

[@joeymercado6542]

Would u do this for rog ally

[@atherues1337]

Can you post an updated video?

[@coolbreeze7132]

gonna listen to the person who's been with this software forever! also should gpu usage be below 85%?

[@Kabutomar]

Nice video, I recently acquired a rx 580 from china, I'm going to try your settings for Valorant to see what happens. Good video again.

[@ovedach]

if you go the opposite with the FPS cap, just above what the monitor can, then you dont need freesync (this feature has had its issues from time to time also...) if you want the fps to run higher, make sure you get a mathematical sample rate higher then the refresh rate. i get wierd stuttery feeling running 350fps, on my 240hz, but no laggy feeling with 370fps. and running 250fps ensures that the frame rate of 240 of my screen is shown to be updated every time, and not skipping any images (not showing same picture 2x in a row). Doing 370 basically makes my scren throw away 1/3 fps being generated... now why run higher than 240fps, well running higher reduces input lags on the system, so total input lag is lower with higher fps ... then why FPS cap it .. well, input lags climb with CPU load reaching 100% - so a FPS cap of less that what the system can do, but as high as what is possible on the CPU/GFX will make sure you have lowest input lag possible. freesync (240hz) + fps cap at 250 will make the system run great, and very consistent - so if the freesync is working as intended, please do this, yes - if problems, run at fps cap higher than what the monitor can do. If your system cannot archive the fps that the monitor can do, then yes please get freesync running, at all cause, as it will reduce screen tearing. well... my thoughts :) Good video, pretty much what i came to as well, i was just running 4x anti-aliasing instead of 2x...

[@FlowGamingZone]

It looks like we share the same approach. I also cap my FPS at 250 in certain games due to the architecture of the game engine. It's important to note that some game engines perform better with a cap of 240 FPS, while others work better with 250 FPS. I'm happy to hear that you found this video helpful. 👍

[@fraai]

@@FlowGamingZone you could make a video about this it sounds interesting and i would love to know how to identify when to go 240 or 250

[@lucianoamieva9660]

What are the best drivers for the rx 5700xt I only play csgo and valorant

[@FlowGamingZone]

For the RX 5700 XT, the latest drivers are usually the best ones to use as they are optimized for the newest games and often contain bug fixes and performance improvements. However, some users have reported issues with the latest drivers, so you may want to check user reviews before downloading them. As for CSGO and Valorant, both games are not very demanding, so you shouldn't have any issues with the latest drivers.

[@blackaze5361]

Hi, for freesync to work correctly, do you need to limit fps to 141 or vice versa, leave more than 150, for example (in apex legends)?

[@FlowGamingZone]

In order for freesync to work You need to cap your fps 3~4 frames under your monitor refresh rate. If you have 144hz monitor You need to cap it below (140-141 fps).

[@Deenio]

i get 240fps on a 240hz monitor and i get mad stutter, what setting should i use, frame rate target control?

[@Shazain0_0]

try capping your fps on 260 or 250 its like 10 to 20 fps higher compared to your monitor's refresh rate it will cause less input lag and less stutter 🤠

[@amisauto4360]

What is better. Nvidia or AMD in terms of input lag? I mean for example with fps capped at 60fps using rtss, in game cap, driver fps cap, or radeon chill. With all additional features off. Wich card would have lower input lag? I couldnt find 100% reliable answer nowhere.🤷

[@FlowGamingZone]

The debate between Nvidia and AMD regarding input lag is a popular discussion among tech enthusiasts and experts. Both brands have made commendable strides in addressing this concern, and for many users, the distinction might be barely noticeable. However, with a greater number of games incorporating Nvidia Reflex into their engines, Nvidia does seem to have a slight edge in this aspect. So, leaning towards Nvidia might be fair.

[@MdRafi-rr5mi]

Does amd overlay decrease performance

[@105rogue]

Does clearing the shader cash on the adrenaline software clear the cash on all games or should you also clear the shader cash on the individual game?

[@FlowGamingZone]

When you clear the shader cache through the AMD Radeon Adrenalin software, it typically clears the cache for all the games and applications that use the AMD GPU. However, some games also have their own shader cache systems, and clearing the cache through the AMD software might not affect these game-specific caches. If you suspect that a particular game's shader cache is causing issues, it may be a good idea to clear the game's shader cache separately. This option can usually be found in the game's settings or configuration files. It's also possible that there's a game-specific tool or launcher option to clear the shader cache. It some cases you have to delete specific folder in game directory but you would have to google that specific game.

[@105rogue]

@@FlowGamingZone I really appreciate that thorough response! I appreciate you!👍

[@marcingowacz7638]

This is the best guide. Thanks! No noob guide.

[@ChaoticParasite]

Hey FLowZone. Would you recommend to put upscaling off and antialiasing off in Warzone 2 and then put on AMD fsr on and antialiasing on in Adrenaline? Maybe just keep upscaling from warzone and just put antialiasing on adrenaline with antialiasing off in warzone 2? Looking forward to your answer.

[@FlowGamingZone]

In general, it's recommended to experiment with different graphics settings in each game to find what works best for you. However, in the case of Warzone 2 and AMD FSR, it's best to keep the upscaling off in Warzone and turn on AMD FSR in Adrenaline, as FSR is designed to provide a similar visual quality to native resolution while improving performance. As for antialiasing, it's up to personal preference and the game's performance impact. You can try enabling antialiasing in Adrenaline and disabling it in Warzone, or vice versa, to see which gives you the best balance of visual quality and performance.

[@ChaoticParasite]

@@FlowGamingZone Hey Flow. Thank you so much for your response. This is epic. For Adrenaline FSR I need to reduce the in game resolution to less that 1080p (my screen is HD) for this to take effect?

[@bschoonover0635]

thanks. took D4 from 55fps to 324. You also have a wonderful day

[@_Copilu]

Yea, I've been makeing my own settings and with this settings I got 210-220, with anti-lag and gpu scalling I've got 240- 260 fps

[@MrMunkyMeat]

Interesting. i just apply an undervolt to about 1140mv, set my freq to 2650, and set voltage to max. I stay locked to my monitors refresh of 165 @1440. No stutters or tearing. I am very aware of the effect that RGB software can have on Radeon GPU's however. I only use signal to control mine because of this. But I have only been tinkering with ATI/AMD GPU's since my rage 128.

[@FlowGamingZone]

Undervolting can be beneficial, but it requires knowledge, monitoring, and testing. If your GPU is stable with no issues and stays cool, then it's a job well done. 👍

[@MrMunkyMeat]

@@FlowGamingZone I had noticed way back with the 1st gen Polaris GPU's how well AMD card react to undervolting. I found that if you run the undervolt tool included in the AMD software, and then set it to plus 10mv of the number it gives you. Example, software says 1150 mv, then I set it to 1160 mv. Undervolting and setting a proper fan curve are the two of the most beneficial settings I have found.

[@TheMadRocker]

I too undervolt my RX5700XT, but max out the power boost and have an aggressive fan curve. Works well in MW 2.0

[@MrMunkyMeat]

@@TheMadRocker I had a 5700 xt before this card and set it up almost identical to your set up. With AMD cards I have found less is most often more. Just those 3 tweaks will give you more performance and stability than an overclock.

[@GHOST9421GCI]

Good video but... 3.20 Fast fps shooters are based on proper thermal management hence you're wrong about that as thermals are the main and often the only reason for frame drops, stutters and even crashes. So thermals are one of the most important things to look into when optimising your PC for the fastest responsiveness and lowest input lag.

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

On Nvidia cards, Hardware acceleration on chrome based browsers stutters a lot. Scrolling, youtube videos, etc . Is it the same with AMD cards also? Can anyone with amd cards confirm this? I recently bought RTX 3060, is this issue happening only on low end cards? Also, in NFS underground a lot of shimmering and aliasing issues happening using 3060, I tried all the combinations in Nvidia control panel. I remember these issues were not present in 13 year old Dell inspiron laptop which had ATI mobility Radeon HD 5650 with 1 GB vram. Why rtx 3060 is unable to fix the aliasing issue in nfs underground? What am I missing?

[@FlowGamingZone]

Unfortunately, I'm not an expert in NVIDIA drivers, but I suggest starting with the simplest solution: using DDU to uninstall and reinstall the latest drivers, followed by updating your motherboard chipset and cleaning your Windows, doing all updates, reseting shader cache. If these steps don't help, you may need to consider reinstalling Windows. This is not normal for 3060. It all should run well.

[@lessandro445]

Hey can i ask you why do you think I'm hitting 120 fps in warzone?, Yesterday i installed the new gpu 7900xtx and i have an ryzen 9 3900x. Do you think it has to do something with the cpu? With one would you recommend if so🙌🏼

[@FlowGamingZone]

Hello! Hitting 120 FPS in Warzone with your setup does seem relatively low, and it's possible that something might be amiss. To investigate further, it would be helpful to know the specific graphics settings and resolution you're using in Warzone. Additionally, ensure that you have the latest drivers installed for both your GPU and your Ryzen 9 3900X CPU. If you haven't already, I recommend installing the latest AMD chipset drivers for your CPU as well. While upgrading to a higher-end CPU like the Ryzen 9 5900X or 5950X could potentially provide a performance boost, it's important to consider that the increase in FPS might not be significant if other factors such as graphics settings or system limitations are at play. On average, the performance gain from upgrading to a higher-end CPU would be around 20% to 25%. I suggest checking and optimizing your in-game graphics settings, ensuring that you have the latest drivers installed, and monitoring your GPU and CPU usage while gaming to identify any potential issues or bottlenecks. Also check the XMP profile in BIOS if Your RAMs are running at full speed.

[@lessandro445]

@@FlowGamingZone well I've tried updating everything and nothing, it doesn't matter how high or low the settings are i hit around 120-130 fps, but i realized in the amd software its says that my cpu usage is no more than 5%, do you know why this can be?

[@FlowGamingZone]

@Lessandro, let's start troubleshooting by checking if your RAM is running on the correct XMP profile at full speed. I can assist you with this process if You dont know how to do it or You can check my video.Next lets test CPU. First, please download the Cinebench 15 benchmarking tool from the following link: www.guru3d.com/files-details/cinebench-15-download.html Once the download is complete, install it. Restart your PC and wait for all the necessary components to load. Then, run Cinebench. This will ensure that we have accurate and reliable results for further analysis. Run the CPU test for both the Multi Core and Single Core performance. Afterward, please provide me with the scores so that we can determine if there are any anomalies with your CPU.

[@lessandro445]

@@FlowGamingZone just runned cinemabench, (cpu) score is 3068 and for single core is 198, open ratio 15.52 x . Opengl gets to 186.34 fps

[@FlowGamingZone]

@@lessandro445 It looks like Your results are in a margin of error proper running CPU. We can rule that out. Your FPS in OPEN GL test looks not very good. Have You downloaded the latest AMD AM4 chipset drivers? What is Your power supply? Also what about this ram speed?

[@HumbleManBG]

23.5.2 please setings to Asus RX 6600 XT

[@redSh4W-YT]

Hi, i got 360hz with G-Sync (asus qn259) and got RX 6950 XT but i think my monitor is only for nvidia settings, should i allow the adaptive sync compatible for gsync ? I got this actived, radeon anti-lag and got unlimited FPS on Apex legend (max 300 fps) im below the refresh rate

[@FlowGamingZone]

Hi! Your ASUS monitor may be G-Sync compatible, but AMD graphics cards like your RX 6950 XT use a technology called FreeSync. The good news is that many G-Sync monitors also support FreeSync, so you should check if your specific model does. If it is FreeSync compatible, you can enable FreeSync in your AMD Radeon settings for smoother gameplay. Regarding your FPS, if you're consistently hitting below the refresh rate of your monitor, you're in a good spot and shouldn't experience any tearing or stuttering. Just make sure VSync is turned off in your game settings to avoid any potential input lag.

[@AviduS_]

Thank You !

[@marcofernandez7550]

i have a 1440p monitor is enabling radeon super resolution going to help me get more fps?

[@FlowGamingZone]

Yes, enabling Radeon Super Resolution (RSR) can potentially help you achieve higher FPS in your games. RSR is a feature that renders the game at a lower resolution and then upscales it to match your monitor's native resolution. This reduces the workload on your GPU, which can lead to higher frame rates. However, it's important to note that the use of RSR may cause a decrease in image quality since the game is being rendered at a lower resolution. The degree of quality loss can vary depending on the game and the extent of the resolution reduction. If you're struggling with achieving satisfactory frame rates at your monitor's native 1440p resolution and you're willing to sacrifice some image quality for better performance, RSR could be a viable option. On the other hand, if your system is already running games smoothly at 1440p, maintaining RSR off for optimal image quality might be your best choice.

[@vcjuuu]

Your voice is so calming

[@Pabloesc571]

just want to add to capping to your monitor refresh rate. Only do this if your monitor has high refresh rate, if youre on 60 i recommend at least 120 fps but best 180-240

[@shalimsumail7017]

Please teach us how to remove amd bug i cant play anymore

[@yunegarcia]

Bro, i've been having driver timeouts with my rx 5700 xt card and it is driving me nuts, it alwasy crashes when im raiding so it affects my entire team. Any ideas what could be the problem?

[@FlowGamingZone]

The problem could be caused by a variety of factors, such as outdated drivers, overheating, or hardware issue. First thing You should try: - Consider using DDU to uninstall the current AMD drivers. After that, download the latest drivers from the AMD website and install them. - Check your GPU temperature. Overheating can cause GPU down throttling and it can lead to system crash. Use a program like HWiNFO64 to monitor your GPU temperature while gaming. - Check your power supply. Insufficient power supply can cause the GPU to fail. Make sure that your power supply is adequate for your system and that all the cables are properly connected.

[@yunegarcia]

@@FlowGamingZone Much appreciated, bro. Will give it a shot. Cheers and subbed.

[@moorhen6156]

you do know that the first 5 settings in the advanced tab are for dx9 only or doesn't effect dx12 or vulkan apps

[@FlowGamingZone]

Yes, that is correct. The first five settings in the advanced tab of Radeon Adrenalin settings are specifically for DirectX 9 games and do not affect DX12 or Vulkan applications. However, the remaining settings in the advanced tab can still impact the performance and visual quality of DX12 and Vulkan apps.

[@Verkro]

I've a cuestion about, custom resolutions, I wanna create a 1280x960res, for csgo, but IDK what is the best, I watched some videos, And people said that CVT-RB, is the best standar sync, but idk what did u think about that?

[@FlowGamingZone]

Why bother creating a custom resolution for 1280x960 when it's already a standard 4:3 resolution available in most game settings? Do you have a monitor with a different aspect ratio than 4:3? Anyway, you can easily create a custom resolution in the AMD Adrenaline software under the display tab.

[@Verkro]

​@@FlowGamingZone I've a RX590 gpu, and montiro BenQ ZOWIE XL2540K, but I don't have that res, IDK if my gpu doesn't have that res, or is my monitor, that's why i want to create that res that a lot of pros uses in csgo

[@Verkro]

@@FlowGamingZone and I want to know, If i play in 1280x960 I need to activate the GPu scalling

[@FlowGamingZone]

@@Verkro it's a bit unusual that the 1280x960 resolution isn't available for you, as it's a standard 4:3 resolution. However, since you're looking to create a custom resolution, you can indeed use the AMD Adrenaline software to do so. Regarding the CVT-RB sync standard, it's generally considered a good option, but the best choice may vary depending on your specific hardware. As for GPU scaling, when playing at a resolution that's different from your monitor's native resolution, it's recommended to enable GPU scaling. This will help ensure that the image is displayed correctly and maintains the aspect ratio you desire for your gaming experience. Just be aware that using a non-native resolution may result in a slightly less sharp image, but it's a trade-off some people are willing to make for better performance or preferred aspect ratio.

[@Rezinovski]

@@FlowGamingZone hi Flowzone, you recommend enabling GPU scaling in a competitive game like CSGO. If the desktop resolution is 1600x900 and the game resolution is 1024x768?

[@VienCosta]

BRO THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@toptenhub-TTH]

hey plz help me my discord not working after this ?

[@awaisanjum8660]

i have amd Ryzen 5 2600 Processor and Amd Rx 6600XT graphics Card i face low FPS in Warzone 2..........Please make a video about Warzone 2 settings...i try everything but max gain 70 to 85Fps on Low settings.

[@jggg31]

I thought AMD Freesync and Nvidia gysync introduced input delay? Pretty sure that is the case. Above 200fps there isn't any screen tearing anyway.

[@Prototype60]

I'm not sure about the delay but there IS screen tearing even above 240 fps on a 240 hz monitor. The severity depends on the game engine though. For example in csgo I don't see any tearing while in Halo Infinite it is really distracting.

[@byScala]

Great video man, thank you very much.

[@juniedehman3963]

I have Rx 6600, but frames still lil low anything else

[@FlowGamingZone]

If you're experiencing lower frames with your RX 6600, there are a few things you can try: Ensure that you have the latest drivers installed for your GPU. Visit the AMD website and download the latest driver version specifically for your RX 6600. Check your graphics settings in the games you're playing. Adjusting certain settings like shadows, anti-aliasing, or view distance can help improve performance. Monitor your GPU and CPU temperatures to ensure they're not overheating. High temperatures can lead to throttling and decreased performance. Consider optimizing your cooling solution if temperatures are too high. Make sure your power supply is adequate for your system. Insufficient power supply can impact GPU performance. Verify that your power supply meets the recommended specifications for your RX 6600 and CPU. If you're still experiencing low frames, consider upgrading other components in your system such as your CPU or increasing your RAM speed. Remember that performance can vary depending on the specific game and its optimization.

[@juniedehman3963]

@@FlowGamingZone ok I'll will chk it out and let you know

[@trickshotftw2110]

I just need to cool down my PC. 144hz monitor, Radeon 6600 graphics, AMD 5600x processor. Temperature is going to 65 degree on default settings (which is relatively high) in maximum games. I'm not a competitive gamer. I want my PC to last longer and want to lower the temperature. Please recommend some settings.

[@FlowGamingZone]

Is the temperature 65 on CPU or GPU?

[@trickshotftw2110]

@@FlowGamingZone Almost the same same temp on both CPU and GPU. Usually CPU is a little higher. 2-3 degrees. GPU is like 62-63

[@FlowGamingZone]

In all honesty, those temperatures seem fine. However, if you wish to lower them further, you can try undervolting both the GPU and CPU, which could result in a temperature reduction of 5-10 degrees Celsius for both components. Unfortunately, I do not have a tutorial on this. Another option is to adjust the fan curves in the BIOS to allow for more airflow, or you could consider upgrading from the CPU's stock cooler to a higher-end option such as the Dark Rock. In my opinion, the temperatures you're currently experiencing are still well within acceptable limits for gaming.

[@pikac-0603]

Ey i have a question for you i have amd freesync premium on and i capped my fps to 144 with rtss and i got no screen tearing should i anyways cap it below 144 even though i got no screen tearing or should i keep it on 144?

[@FlowGamingZone]

If you have AMD FreeSync Premium enabled and you're not experiencing any screen tearing with a capped FPS of 144 using RTSS then leave it as it is.

[@pikac-0603]

@@FlowGamingZone ok thank you