You’ve happily purchased a GPD device, but don’t know how to configure the AMD graphics card? Let us guide you step by step and help you understand how to properly set up the AMD graphics driver control panel!

Game Settings

In this section, the driver can automatically detect installed games. If a game is not detected automatically, you can manually add it. Individual settings can be configured for each game.

Graphics Settings

The graphics panel provides three preset modes with one-click switching: Performance, Quality, and HYPR-RX Eco (Power Saving). Custom settings are also supported, as shown below.

In the control panel, you can manually adjust the following options under Graphics Settings:

• Radeon™ Super Resolution [Enabled]
  Referred to as RSR. This is a driver-level upscaling technology that allows games to run in fullscreen at desktop resolution. Supported only on RX 5000 series and newer GPU architectures.

• Radeon Anti-Lag [Enabled]
  Reduces input latency (the effect may not be very noticeable in practice).

• Radeon Boost [Disabled]
  Dynamically lowers game resolution during fast motion to improve performance.

• Radeon Chill [Disabled]
  Saves power and reduces heat by lowering GPU usage during inactivity. Frame rates drop when idle and instantly rise during gameplay. If enabled, you can set minimum and maximum FPS.

• Radeon Image Sharpening [Enabled]
  Enhances image clarity and detail. A default value of 70%–80% is recommended.

• Radeon Enhanced Sync [Disabled]
  An alternative vertical sync method that reduces screen tearing and latency. Suitable for FreeSync and fixed refresh rate displays. Recommended to keep disabled, especially on low-end systems.

• Wait for Vertical Refresh [Disabled]
  Traditional V-Sync. Disable it for FPS games. Enable it for games that require smoother visuals to eliminate screen tearing.

• Frame Rate Target Control [Disabled]
  Limits peak FPS to a stable value. Similar to Chill but allows more precise FPS control.

• Anti-Aliasing [Use Application Settings]
  Smooths jagged edges in graphics, making edges appear more natural.

• Anti-Aliasing Method [Multisampling]
  MSAA, a traditional anti-aliasing method implemented at the hardware level, offering relatively good performance efficiency.

• Morphological Anti-Aliasing [Disabled]
  An alternative edge-smoothing technique. When enabled, it may cause models and text edges to appear blurry.

• Anisotropic Filtering [Enabled]
  Improves texture quality at the cost of minimal performance loss. Recommended to enable at higher levels.

• Texture Filtering Quality [Performance]
  Affects visual quality in games. Performance mode is recommended for better FPS.

• Surface Format Optimization [Enabled]
  Improves performance by using optimal texture formats with minimal visual impact. Recommended to enable together with texture filtering quality.

• Tessellation Mode [Override Application Settings]
  Enhances object detail by increasing polygon count during rendering.

• Maximum Tessellation Level [8x / 64x]
  Higher values provide more detail but require more GPU performance.

• OpenGL Triple Buffering [Disabled]
  Used with OpenGL applications as an alternative to V-Sync. Recommended to disable.

• 10-Bit Pixel Format [Disabled]
  Enable only if your monitor supports 10-bit color. Provides buffer support for compatible displays and OpenGL applications. Not compatible with HDR.

• Reset Shader Cache
  Clears the cached shader data generated by the driver.

Display Settings

• AMD FreeSync [Enabled]
  Helps reduce latency and screen tearing. Requires a FreeSync-compatible display. Disable if screen flickering occurs.

• Virtual Super Resolution [Disabled]
  Allows applications to run at resolutions higher than the native display resolution (essentially display resolution overclocking). Recommended to disable.

• GPU Scaling [Enabled]
  Scales lower-resolution games or applications to fit the full screen. Recommended for high-resolution displays.

• Scaling Mode [Full Panel]
  Adjusts how the image is displayed on the screen. Full Panel provides fullscreen display with clearer visuals.

• Color Depth
  Select the color depth that matches your display. Higher values require monitor support.

• Pixel Format
  Determines how display images are encoded. Default settings are recommended.

• Display Color Enhancement
  Built-in profiles that enhance clarity and color vibrancy. Can improve overall brightness and color in games. Enable based on GPU performance.