When the feature is selected, the system will ask for a restart and once you are back in Windows, you will be good to go! We also have a new tuning section for CPUs, allowing you to overclock just your CPU.
Here we’re going to go through the best AMD Radeon Settings that you really need to know about. If you have the latest generation of AMD Ryzen and Radeon product installed on your system, a ‘Tuning Control’ section should appear for your system, allowing you to select ‘Auto Overclock’ to increase performance on both your processor and graphics card. Matching and sometimes surpassing the Nvidia Control Panel for features, AMD Radeon Settings lets you do pretty much anything - from fine-tuning in-game graphics, to monitoring your GPU temperatures and even overclocking. To access this easy-to-use feature, open up Radeon Software using the hotkey ‘ALT’ + ‘R’, navigate to the ‘Performance’ tab found at the top of the window, and select ‘Tuning’ in the sub tab directly below it.
And earlier this year, AMD worked Ryzen performance monitoring into Radeon Software.ĪMD’s blog describes how to use the new tool:
Smart Access Memory grants your Ryzen CPU full access to your Radeon GPU’s memory, while Smart Shift technology lets laptops with a Ryzen/Radeon combo intelligently shift more power to either component when it’s needed for faster performance. Now that Ryzen bests Intel processors and Radeon graphics cards go blow-for-blow with Nvidia’s top GPUs, gamers can get no-compromises performance from an all-AMD rig for the first time in many years-and AMD has been working hard to strengthen the ties between the two product lineups. The addition might not come as a surprise if you’ve been paying close attention to AMD’s behavior over the past year. Yes, your GPU software can speed up your CPU now, too-and it can do it all with a single click. The latest version of Radeon Software adds an unusual (and welcome) new twist: The ability to automatically overclock your Ryzen processor if you’re rocking an all-AMD gaming desktop.