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Intel's rumored high-end Battlemage GPUs have been cancelled - is it time to worry about GPU competition? (www.techradar.com)
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[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 days ago

It has few annoying elements like the stupid Ai tab, but beyond that it's actually really nice and powerful. I especially like Tuning panel so I don't need MSI Afterburner anymore as separate app to overclock it. It's just so much more responsive panel and has bunch of settings that are very useful, like Radeon Chill if I want to keep power consumption down without really compromising framerate or the AFMF is insane feature. Works in every game, makes motion so much smoother while I can't really notice any input lag unlike with FSR3 FrameGen that always creates massive input lag that totally ruins the whole "higher fps number" thing. And I really like the in-game overlay that allows me to see entire Radeon panel within the game if needed.

I've been last on Radeon back when HD7950 was relevant and have dealt with stupid ancient NVIDIA Control Panel ever since. NVIDIA App most certainly didn't impress me because it's dumbed down and stupid, but at least applying settings in it doesn't take 5 seconds anymore which is a plus I guess.