How to limit FPS via AMD Adrenalin 2020?

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  1. Posts : 5,451
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    How to limit FPS via AMD Adrenalin 2020?


    Anyone knows, if it is still possible to limit FPS in AMD Adrenalin 2020?
    Previously it was a piece of cake, but it seems, they have removed the option.
    It can be partially done via Chill, but that is not, what I am looking for, that sucks.
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  2. Posts : 1,484
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    Hi, I found this video on youtube with the settings, and there is a lot of settings under the gear on the right side. Hope it helps a bit.
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  3. Posts : 5,899
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    Though I've always used AMD GPU's (currently running an Radeon VII) I've never used MSI Afterburner, but it seems to be popular amongst AMD card tweakers. BTW why are you trying to limit your frame rates?
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  4. Posts : 5,451
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    sygnus21 said:
    Though I've always used AMD GPU's (currently running an Radeon VII) I've never used MSI Afterburner, but it seems to be popular amongst AMD card tweakers.
    Thanks for the tip, unfortunately it does not have that option.
    sygnus21 said:
    BTW why are you trying to limit your frame rates?
    To keep it cool and quiet. When the GPU is pointlessly working at max load, it is a bit too loud.

    I tried to register at AMD forums, but theirs captcha is unbeatable.
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  5. Posts : 5,899
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    TairikuOkami said:
    Thanks for the tip, unfortunately it does not have that option.
    To keep it cool and quiet. When the GPU is pointlessly working at max load, it is a bit too loud.
    Trust me, I don't think your RX 580 can come anywhere near the loudness of the Radeon VII when maxed. That's the biggest knock against the card, well that, and the power draw. Anyway at idle, the card is quiet, but when gaming it can get quite loud at times. Luckily none of my games push it that level for long periods.

    TairikuOkami said:
    I tried to register at AMD forums, but theirs captcha is unbeatable.
    I never had an issue registering there. That said, I don't find the site all the lively anyway.

    And you are talking about this forum, right - community.amd.com
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  6. Posts : 2,935
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    Why not using VSYNC to cap framerate?
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  7. Posts : 5,451
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    eLPuSHeR said:
    Why not using VSYNC to cap framerate?
    Vsync is something terrible, I am glad I got freesync monitor and could disable that monstrosity for good.
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  8. Posts : 2,935
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    MERRY CHRISTMAS.

    VSYNC is not that bad and it's very game dependant. The main issue here is not having a monitor with a high refresh rate and crappy VSYNC implementation under D3D API. For OpenGL, you can have Triple Buffering. D3D doesn't have got real TB, no matter how developers call it (Triple Buffering on most games it's just Render Frames Ahead; a misnomer in disguise). If you have an nVidia card, Fast Sync is a nice addition. AMD users can do the same, I think, but I do not recall the function name right now.
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  9. Posts : 5,451
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    I might consider it, but it caps fps at the monitor's refresh rate, that is 75, that is too much, I want about 50.
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  10. Posts : 2,935
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    I think you need to tinker with several options then. You want to cap framerate to an specific value. Then a framecapper without vsync is probably your best option.
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