AMD has added Driver Experiments to its Radeon Developer Tools Suite, which allows developers tweak and experiment with various parameters.
Developers are now free to experiment with AMD’s Radeon Adrenalin GPU drivers through the new “Driver Experiments” feature.AMD gives devs more control of Adrenalin “Radeon” GPU Drivers for tuning, Available driver experiments include support for Ray Tracing, Shader, GPU work graphics, and more
AMD has made a smart move by adding ‘Driver Experiments’ in its Tool Suite, which will now allow game developers to tweak stuff they couldn’t previously. This change has been introduced in the Radeon Developer Tool Suite, which provides developers with plenty of helpful tools like Radeon GPU Detective(RGD), Radeon GPU Profiler(RGP), Radeon Memory Visualizeer(RMV), and Radeon Raytracing Analyzer(RRA).
The Driver Experiment will essentially unlock settings for the developers that will allow them to play with various parameters without modifying the source code or configuration. Earlier, this was only possible by AMD engineers but these options will now be available in the Radeon Developer Panel, which features support for the following:
Disable Mesh Shader Support
Disable Sampler Feedback Support
Disable Raytracing Support
Disable Variable Rate Shading Support
Disable GPU Work Graphs Support
Developers can optimize their games themselves by understanding what works better for the performance and what does not.
