Friday, September 27th 2013
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AMD Partners with Raptr to Launch Rival App to GeForce Experience
AMD partnered with PC gaming social network and clan-base service Raptr to launch its very own PC game settings optimization app that rivals NVIDIA's GeForce Experience. Named Gaming Evolved, the app takes a slightly different approach to finding the right settings for games, than GeForce Experience. While NVIDIA has dedicated teams of people running games through countless combinations of hardware to find the optimal settings for a given hardware configuration, Gaming Evolved relies on Raptr's 16-million strong community. Raptr clients relay anonymous game settings and hardware configuration data to Raptr. The best settings for given hardware configurations are pulled out of that data, through collaborative filtering. In addition to one-click optimization of game settings (a la GeForce Experience), the app gives you three of its own presets unique to your hardware - "best quality," "best performance," and "balanced." Raptr released the first public beta of the app, which can be downloaded from the link below.DOWNLOAD: AMD Gaming Evolved by Raptr (beta)
15 Comments on AMD Partners with Raptr to Launch Rival App to GeForce Experience
They rely on 16m community members.
Its still in beta and the data might not be all there or the upside. Your hardware is better then anyone elses in the pool of data that plays LoL.
Worked fine on my AMD GPU system. Although I just installed it to check it out and see what it did on a handful of games.
I much rather do it manually so this will suffer the same faith as GFE on my Nvidia systems. Maybe the screen-grab and video features will come handy FRAPS alternative or maybe just leave it on to earn points.
I have HD7850 2GB which is more than sufficient to play DOTA 2 at highest settings @1080p.
Ill try it but not bothered either way tbh. sliders are not that hard.
Can't max it, won't play it.:rockout:
And yeah, don't think I'll even bother with this. The idea is good, but backing it with community-made profiles doesn't seem like it'll work out too well. Also, if you can't figure out the settings in CCC, you probably won't even know what half the settings this program's changing are. Catalyst for me.
Like the picture i am about to post and i liked it how i had it and actually thought i had 2AA on but cannot remember and this says i did not but anyways..
I opted for better textures over x4 AA and post FX.