Why did the AMD Radeon Software Overlay (ALT+R) annoy you?Īfter you install the Radeon Software Adrenalin drivers for your AMD Radeon video card, each time you play a game or open a full-screen app that uses your AMD graphics card, you see an overlay like the one below: “RADEON SOFTWARE.

How to disable the keyboard shortcuts used by Radeon Software.

How to disable the Radeon Software In-Game Overlay (ALT+R).

The AMD Radeon Software Overlay (ALT+R).

X265 can achieve almost double the quality on the same bitrates as x264 but it is so CPU heavy that it is pretty much unusable right now and very few online streaming services support it.ĪMD Relive or NVIDIA NVENC require very high bitrates to get good quality because they use different compression algorithms than x264 or x265 but you don't require a monster of a CPU to use it. X264 is very CPU intensive and can achieve good quality on low bitrates. I'm more than willing to put it as low as 16 mbpsīecause different codecs, different settings may require very different bitrates and have very different performance requirements. but doesn't it hurt performance when you record at such high bitrates? If it doesn't I really don't care. so why would I record at 50mbps? I don't really care about space.

Isn't like 15mbps enough for I've watched movies that were compressed all the way to 4-5 mbps and there wasn't any noticable loss in quality.

But I don't understand why they use such high bitrates. I've seen people use as high as 50mbps and not lower than 30mbps.

Relive amd