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how do i get rid of *&@*?$ Radeon Chill!

I used to have an AMD GPU before,the drivers of AMD are usually broken,every update fixes one problem but introduce another.

I literally felt updating drivers on AMD GPUs is like Russian roulette

 

I am so glad i don't have to deal with it anymore...

AMD should take their time with driver development,check the drivers properly and not rush them.

Quality control for AMD drivers is trash.

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radeon chill is on a per game basis. so the games you have enabled it you should go into the settings of that game and disable it. 

 

 

if you are having driver issues, DDU and reinstall drivers, if that doesnt work. DDU and install a older driverset. 

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I thought you can control everything through Radeon Overlay?

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1 hour ago, xAcid9 said:

I thought you can control everything through Radeon Overlay?

You can to an extent if you set it in overlay it sets for all games it's works with but not all games play well with or it just Dosent work at all. Example I have to use an FPS edit in apex because radeon chill nor fps control through radeon works. So it's kinda best to set the setting on a game per basis 

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