AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition rolls out

AMD’s latest Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition brings with it a slew of new features, and even offers up to 15% better performance in the latest titles versus an older version of Radeon Software Adrenalin.

The new features include a slew of Radeon Advisors to help you reap the most benefits from your AMD Radeon graphics card. Game Advisor helps you optimize your game settings, while Settings Advisor checks for unutilized system optimizations and guides you to take advantage of them. Meanwhile Upgrade Advisor keeps tabs on the system requirements for the latest games, and recommends upgrades if necessary.

AMD also improved upon AMD Radeon WattMan in Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition, bringing about finer power adjustments for Radeon RX Vega as well as memory tuning to improve performance in memory-bound applications. You can also change the fan speeds more modularly now, with temperature dependent fan curves and zero RPM fan control as well.

For those who are more worried about their power consumption than the raw performance of their AMD Radeon GPUs, AMD’s improved Radeon Chill in Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition deliver up to 20% more power savings in popular esports titles like Overwatch and PUBG.

They have also improved upon FreeSync 2 HDR, now with auto-tone mapping. VSR also sees an upgrade to Virtual Super Resolution, now with support for ultra-wide 21:9 displays. Radeon Overlay in Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition has been updated to take advantage of the upgrades, with real-time adjustments to Enhanced Sync and Radeon FreeSync available via the overlay.

Radeon Overlay is now updated to offer more features from Radeon Wattman as well, with the ability to adjust various settings on the fly and even load and save custom profiles from the overlay itself. Performance metrics are also a lot more detailed now, with frame-time measurement added.

AMD Link has also been improved, now with more features to play around with. AMD has even added Game Streaming to AMD Link, so you can play PC games on your smartphone. VR streaming is also now possible with Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition for HTC Vive Focus and smartphones with Google Daydream support. This opens up a lot of possibilities for gamers who want to experience VR, but are not ready to invest in a dedicated VR headset. Now they can just use their Daydream-ready devices to get a taste of VR. It’s only available for Steam VR though, and does not support Oculus hardware/games.

With AMD renowned stability for their drivers, it makes it even cooler to see so many features added to AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition. Which one is your favorite feature?

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