AMD Gaming Evolved Client Updated with DVR

[Talesseed]

Amazing ! Now AMD users have a shadowplay like. Just what imI wanted 🙂

 

[oxiide]

Ye AMD. Just mindlessly copy what Nvidia have done. Good one.

But it's a very useful feature.

Ofcourse. It's just annoying to see companies mindlessly copy their competitors ideas when they come up with something good.

MS copied IBM and Netscape. Google copied MS..... Everyone copies everyone else. How else do you get competition? Apple copied IBM, Xerox, Palm and RIM. Samsung in turn copied Apple. HTC copied Apple. If it wasn't for companies copying each other, we'd only have 1 cellphone maker and 1 automobile maker. We'd also all be buying every single piece of PC hardware from IBM.....

I see your point, and I agree. But they literally copied GeForce Experience, like every single feature. It's a little ridiculous. GeForce experience sucks though and actually causes some games to crash, so at least they've done it right. I just don't think they should have copied the app and every single feature. It's like they're trying to be Nvidia.

Take a macro view of the situation, and Nvidia is just trying to be 3dfx.

That's the nature of this and every other industry: everything not patented sooner or later becomes a baseline feature. Someone had to copy someone else for their video cards to support Direct3D rendering in the first place.

 

[Alex Kelly]

Ye AMD. Just mindlessly copy what Nvidia have done. Good one.

But it's a very useful feature.

Ofcourse. It's just annoying to see companies mindlessly copy their competitors ideas when they come up with something good.

MS copied IBM and Netscape. Google copied MS..... Everyone copies everyone else. How else do you get competition? Apple copied IBM, Xerox, Palm and RIM. Samsung in turn copied Apple. HTC copied Apple. If it wasn't for companies copying each other, we'd only have 1 cellphone maker and 1 automobile maker. We'd also all be buying every single piece of PC hardware from IBM.....

I see your point, and I agree. But they literally copied GeForce Experience, like every single feature. It's a little ridiculous. GeForce experience sucks though and actually causes some games to crash, so at least they've done it right. I just don't think they should have copied the app and every single feature. It's like they're trying to be Nvidia.

Take a macro view of the situation, and Nvidia is just trying to be 3dfx.

That's the nature of this and every other industry: everything not copied sooner or later becomes a baseline feature. Someone had to copy someone else for their video cards to support Direct3D rendering in the first place.

Yes, I know that's the nature of the industry. I just think they took it a little far with the game optimisation, twitch streaming support and 'shadow' gameplay recording and I'm surprised they did so as it's exactly what Nvidia did. I just didn't expect them to implement every feature that GeForce Experience has. I wish I could just remove all of these comments I made as they were just my own personal thoughts and they seem to be bothering a lot of people. Sigh.

 

[Tanquen]

Will it help with frame rates?
Will if fix all the many Crossfire glitches?
Will it fix all the many bugs that make games run with jitter and micro pauses?
No? PLEASE WORK ON THE ABOVE FIRST! FCOL!

This is not a driver, it`s companion application to your AMD hardware. Stop acting stupid....

I R not stupid, thanks though.

I know it’s not a driver but the driver is not the only thing that can fix these types issues. After all these years you still have to monkey with stuff over and over again unless you play one game and never update your drivers after you get it working. It just always seems to be something. The dev don’t support that or oops that is broken in this driver. If the games is using DirectX and the card supports that same version of DirectX then there should be a default setting that just works. If you have crossfire, it should just work with any game and give you something say at least 10% frame rate bump. Many games it just don’t work, adds bugs or even slows the game down. Even big popular games have issue after issue. I finally tried Skyrim and what do you know it’s got random pausing every few seconds unless I add a command to one of the INI files. I tried the new Wolfenstein and you have to do something to the CCC to fix the really bad horizontal tearing and so on. Something about adaptive Vsync and again no crossfire support.

 

[Novuake]

Alex Kelly and you can express your opinion, but try to make sure that people read it as if it were your opinion.

 

[Alex Kelly]

Alex Kelly and you can express your opinion, but try to make sure that people read it as if it were your opinion.

Good advice. I should have been more careful with how I worded it.
Thank you

 

[Novuake]

Alex Kelly and you can express your opinion, but try to make sure that people read it as if it were your opinion.

Good advice. I should have been more careful with how I worded it.
Thank you

This is the internet after all. 😛

 

[eklipz330]

I can't get it to work with my r9 290

 

[somebodyspecial]

That was rude.... Read what again?
It's true, it's exactly what Nvidia have done with GeForce Experience. w/e though.

Settings are determined in 2 different ways :
Community input vs supported games.

Geforce Experience is not a social platform. Raptr is.

EDIT 1 :Those are the obvious glaring differences.

Still need actually try out most of the features in either.

EDIT 2 : And I don't think that Shadowplay records ALL the time, so you can't save a normally unrecorded moment. I am sure Nvidia can add it easily though.

Regarding shadowplay and recording:
"Q: What is ShadowPlay?
A: NVIDIA GeForce ShadowPlay is a feature in GeForce Experience that lets you capture or stream high-quality in-game footage with minimal performance impact. ShadowPlay has four modes: Shadow Mode, Manual Mode, Shadow + Manual combined mode and and Twitch mode. Shadow Mode records up to the last 20 minutes of your game play. Manual mode lets you toggle recording on and off like a video recorder. Combined mode (default) lets you use both features at the same time. Twitch mode lets you stream to Twitch so others can watch your game."
"Q: How long can I record for?
A: On Windows 8, ShadowPlay can record up to 20 minutes of video in Shadow Mode. There is no recording limit in Manual Mode."

http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience/faq

You turn on manual and it records all the time right? You can toggle it anytime you want. I don't understand your comment "so you can't save a normally unrecorded moment". Turn it on in manual and it records every moment, so I'm confused (at least until your drive is full...LOL).

 

[Novuake]

Regarding shadowplay and recording:
"Q: What is ShadowPlay?
A: NVIDIA GeForce ShadowPlay is a feature in GeForce Experience that lets you capture or stream high-quality in-game footage with minimal performance impact. ShadowPlay has four modes: Shadow Mode, Manual Mode, Shadow + Manual combined mode and and Twitch mode. Shadow Mode records up to the last 20 minutes of your game play. Manual mode lets you toggle recording on and off like a video recorder. Combined mode (default) lets you use both features at the same time. Twitch mode lets you stream to Twitch so others can watch your game."
"Q: How long can I record for?
A: On Windows 8, ShadowPlay can record up to 20 minutes of video in Shadow Mode. There is no recording limit in Manual Mode."

http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience/faq

You turn on manual and it records all the time right? You can toggle it anytime you want. I don't understand your comment "so you can't save a normally unrecorded moment". Turn it on in manual and it records every moment, so I'm confused (at least until your drive is full...LOL).

Thanks, now I know too.