Radeon Chill: AMD Radeon Settings. Should you use it? 

Yeah, chill didn't work for me. Just wasn't a better experience and could be worse.

no tab under temperature wattman settings -.- 17.10.1 drivers

you can set the desired min and max fps

I don't use Chill. It really didn't benefit me. Chill just attempts to down clock when you don't need it. :/ If you had a 144Hz or greater FreeSync monitor, I think Chill might actually be good.

shut up loser

doe? or though

bruh all of the games roblox dont even need a good gpu kind of nvm it will work on every game just keep it on

I know what it is. Times have changed tho, and the performance effect may have improved since I did this video. Bottom line is. If you turn it on, and you have a better experience, then keep it.

Ye, there's power consumption upgrade for the both laptops(notebooks) and desktop PC's. The FPS may not be stable, but it does not matter when it jumps between (e.g)60-70... Since your eye don't even recongize the change tho... The electric consumption gets lower and GPU temperature too, since it is not rendering the unnecessary frames. (BUT many aspects yould harm this method, such ambient temperature, the cleanliness of the case - dust,dry dirt etc.)

I've heard people say things like "you can't/won't notice the difference": that is simply not true. I would consider myself a bit sensitive to frame timing and I have a tendency to spend a lot of time tweaking to get the best experience. If this were a test done on a 120Hz+ monitor with a game and resolution that could sustain >110 FPS, then yes, I probably wouldn't notice the difference. But in this example, it's enough of a difference that I never used chill again. You also may have missed that I did test "power efficiency" mode with some level of success that I barely noticed a difference but still ended up reverting to having it off just to ensure I didn't miss a frame or two when it mattered. So in the end, under the right conditions, it would probably be a good idea to turn chill on, but at the time I tested it, it was not providing an effect that was desirable to my gaming.

urbanelemental Its ok. :)

Good to know. :) I think it's a buggy feature. It has it's place.

This thing is used to minimize fps when you don't need too many to save tons of power, so don't expect it to increase your performance