AMD GeForce Experience!

[YahyaMegahed]

Hello Everyone,
I apologize for the thread title but i think it will best describe what i am asking about,
I actually want to know if AMD has anything equivalent to Nvidia GeForce Experience?
And that's it,
Thank you everyone.

 

[LabRat 891]

"AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition" Formerly known as "Radeon Settings".

 

[YahyaMegahed]

Thank you @LabRat 891,
You see Games and Advisors tabs, those under Gaming tab ?
Any of them has automatic detection and optimization of games like nVidia?

 

[Dr. Dro]

"AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition" Formerly known as "Radeon Settings".
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Ad-supported Micro Devices

(and yes I know it can be disabled, but still, all it does is replace that by static AMD imagery - there's more ad space there than actual feature space)

Thank you @LabRat 891,
You see Games and Advisors tabs, those under Gaming tab ?
Any of them has automatic detection and optimization of games like nVidia?

It's similar. Quite prone to misdetection of executables, but if it manages to work, it works

 

[ty_ger]

It's similar. Quite prone to misdetection of executables, but if it manages to work, it works

I suppose it is just as bad as GeForce Experience.
I would never use it. I read all the time about problems people have.

 

[Dr. Dro]

I suppose it is just as bad as GeForce Experience.
I would never use it. I read all the time about problems people have.

Kind of the opposite, NV App (GFEs new name) doesn't pick games up at all, while the AMD driver picks up on things like your sound card's control panel and treats that as a game, logging thousands of hours for example. I've formally reported this bug years ago, but progress has been slow. Glacial, even.

As for whether using the Radeon Settings app, you don't have much of a choice, you have to use that because the GPU's control functions are all on this app. The NV App recently added the basic settings that you can change with the NVCP but it remains optional.

 

[LabRat 891]

As for whether using the Radeon Settings app, you don't have much of a choice, you have to use that because the GPU's control functions are all on this app.

By default, and as the only 1st-party means, yes.

However, one can (mostly*) replace Radeon Settings w/ MoreClockTool


*AFAIK, the only real 'feature' you lose, is by-app profiling. Which, as useful as that seems, I've rarely ever used.

When one installs AMD's GPU drivers, select "Minimum(Minimal?) Install", they will not have CCC/Adrenaline (or any other AMD software) installed.

 

[Dr. Dro]

By default, and as the only 1st-party means, yes.

However, one can (mostly*) replace Radeon Settings w/ MoreClockTool

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*AFAIK, the only real 'feature' you lose, is by-app profiling. Which, as useful as that seems, I've rarely ever used.

When one installs AMD's GPU drivers, select "Minimum Install", they will not have CCC/Adrenaline (or any other AMD software) installed.

Of course, there's always third party tools. On the green camp there's Nvidia (Profile) Inspector, MSI Afterburner, etc. - that is kind of the beauty of the PC after all. But as far as first party is concerned, AMD's just that app while you can bypass NV App entirely and stick to ole NVCP, retaining some level of control if you want to

 

[YahyaMegahed]

OK,
One last thing,
I used to play DXHR (Old Game, i know) and NV App always detected it and (optimized) its settings,
Now however, the game is no more detected and when i add it manually, NV App shows this app can not be optimized although the game is still present on the GeForce Experience supported games web page,
Any ideas to fix this issue?

 

[Visible Noise]

OK,
One last thing,
I used to play DXHR (Old Game, i know) and NV App always detected it and (optimized) its settings,
Now however, the game is no more detected and when i add it manually, NV App shows this app can not be optimized although the game is still present on the GeForce Experience supported games web page,
Any ideas to fix this issue?

You can’t. Game support is being added to Nvidia app as the games are tested with the new DLSS features. You’ll have to use the old control panel to make changes.

 

[YahyaMegahed]

@Visible Noise,
But the game is still on the GeForce Experience supported games list, so it should be detected and optimized

 

[Visible Noise]

@Visible Noise,
But the game is still on the GeForce Experience supported games list, so it should be detected and optimized

Nvidia app isn’t GeForce Experience. They are two different things.

 

[YahyaMegahed]

Nvidia app isn’t GeForce Experience. They are two different things.

So why the game was detected and auto-optimized before and now it's not ?

 

[Chomiq]

So why the game was detected and auto-optimized before and now it's not ?

There's a submit feedback button in the Nv App, use it to report issue with game not being recognized.

 

[YahyaMegahed]

There's a submit feedback button in the Nv App, use it to report issue with game not being recognized.

I think i will,
Thank you @Chomiq
Thank you everyone,
I think this thread should be closed now.

 

[Frick]

Ad-supported Micro Devices

(and yes I know it can be disabled, but still, all it does is replace that by static AMD imagery - there's more ad space there than actual feature space)

FWIW I don't see ads. I didn't even know it was a thing, so I haven't disabled them. But I also don't use that screen at all.

It's similar. Quite prone to misdetection of executables, but if it manages to work, it works

Kind of the opposite, NV App (GFEs new name) doesn't pick games up at all, while the AMD driver picks up on things like your sound card's control panel and treats that as a game, logging thousands of hours for example. I've formally reported this bug years ago, but progress has been slow. Glacial, even.

Never seen this either.

 

[_roman_]

Any of them has automatic detection and optimization of games like nVidia?

Games are not found with current radeon 7800xt, previous radeon 6800 non xt, previous radeon 6600xt in w10 pro or w11 pro.

Automatic only bare minimum Power consumption and minimum idle power consumption is without manual wasting a lot of time not possible. Very time consuming and total time waste - worse as in gnu linux.

the windows 11 pro amd.com gpu drivers have useless features for streaming and other nonsense but fail miserably in setting proper values for games. Setting proper values for low power consumption for whqd 75 fps screens, fail in recognising games, fail in applying changed settings to current running games.

I would not expect much from the fancy AMD user interface. Very bloated. nearly 1GB in download size with many bugs.

e.g. set a fixed fan curve with zero fan mode disabled. E.g. 100% pwm fan speed. The fan curve is not applied to 3 different amd graphic cards for years. Close the game. Start the game and the fan curve is applied. Long term bug. This applies for any game profile or changed game profile settings here, e.g with my current powercolor 7800xt hellhound in windows 11 pro.

 

[Dr. Dro]

FWIW I don't see ads. I didn't even know it was a thing, so I haven't disabled them. But I also don't use that screen at all.

Maybe it's filtered out by your ad block setup if you use hosts file or a hardware firewall that stops ads before they reach your PC, but there's always an ad for a game in there. Like that screenshot with the Oblivion Remastered ad. I do believe they've been working on the misdetection problem, I reported this years ago and it still occurs every now and then, at least on Vega APUs and their older driver branch. Might be better now, hope it is.