First, we have to look at the series of limitations presented by this technology, because according to AMD, we will need to Windows 7 or Windows 10, a GPU of at least RX 400 series or iGPUs within the processor's Ryzen 2000 cluster.
How to activate AMD Radeon Boost on Windows
Keep the limit described above and with a clean mind, we will need any type of drivers Adrenalin 2020, that is, a version from 19.2.2 which is a kick as we saw in our article on Radeon Boost.
For us we have chosen something new Adrenalin 2020 19.2.3 which fixes many problems compared to the original version and where this technology works properly. As soon as these new drivers are unlocked, we'll see interactions like this:
As we can see, the design is completely new and has nothing to do with Adrenalin 2019. To start the process you will have to click the stop button located in the top right.
If pressed it will open inside a series window submenus in the form of tabs, something that seems a little odd but easy to get used to.
We will click on the tab below graphics, which will be opening a related category.
Here we can see the option Radeon Boost since it's disabled, the problem is that, ironically, within the normal profile we can't fix it, it just allows it to use or disable it.
To convert its values by sperm for inclusive slides we will have to use within the game profile.
This Adrenalin 2020 19.2.3 drivers seem to have a bug
The funny thing is that when we submit that number, the profile will automatically change to custom. This is obviously a driving error, because when we reset the configuration it varies. Sometimes it allows adjustment to be standard, some playful and others it takes to customize without touching anything, where it is blindingly disabling. It's free.
In any case, the options allow Radeon Boost they passed to find a 50% dynamic correction up to 83.3%, as seen in the above scan.
The driver himself warns us of the reality of touching that value, because the more powerful the solution is the more efficient it will be, but at the same time better image quality. Remember, at the moment, Radeon Boost is only enabled for games that support this technology and are compatible.
The funny thing is that AMD hasn't yet released the game list so we know where we can and where we shouldn't give it more power than the slide presented for its presentation, so it will still be visible later if this reaches all games or only the selected ones.
