AMD Equivilant to Nvidia's multithreaded optimization.

[erosion139]

Simply all I need to know is a way to toggle threaded optimization for certain games on a Radeon graphics card. I need the option due to an application not working correctly when it is enabled. Currently I am using an Nvidia card so I know exactly what I need. So what is the AMD Equivilant? I would like to know to open more upgrade paths for my computer. Also if you could please show me where I can find this option in the "Radeon control panel" or whatever it's called. Is it catalyst? Or Crimson? I don't know what they even are but please clarify.

 

[photonboy]

It's not clear what you are asking.

Are you asking about splitting application tasks between multiple GPU's?

For gaming that's currently SLI for NVidia, and Crossfire for AMD. For applications it depends on whether it has support for it.

Correct me if I'm way off base.

 

[k1114]

He's talking about the option in nvidia control panel. Amd does not have this.

 

[erosion139]

Err no. Just was wondering if there was any way to toggle that option through an AMD based GPU. Is there even a such thing in AMD cards? If not and this option is not available in any way I guess i'l just have to go with the new pascal GPU's

 

[k1114]

Nothing you can do on amd.

 

[photonboy]

http://www.tweakguides.com/NVFORCE_8.html

The program usually handles this itself (in conjunction with Windows). I've NEVER used this feature nor am I aware of any modern games that benfit.

 

[erosion139]

I know most applications handle the optimizations itself but in my situation the application is modded to use more than one thread. I don't know why but in order for it to work without bugs it needs to disable that setting. I would think the problem is the way it's trying to optimize threads while Nvidia is doing it again.