After all that time, I have cycled between an HD6850 and R9 270X to see if there has been enough data gathered for optimization. AMD could just very well be busy with the recent launches of its new graphics cards.Īgain, it has been over a month since the AMD Gaming Evolved has been released and as we can see from the image below, the software is still in beta.
Since its debut, the AMD has been rather idle in terms of generating new features with its app, heavily relying on the collaborative nature of Raptr’s network instead of employing its own optimized tools. Over at AMD’s camp, it’s been over a month since the debut of their partnership with Raptr which saw the debut of the Raptr social gaming platform into an optimization utility for AMD. Now in version 1.7, NVIDIA’s Geforce Experience is now cranking out the latest feature to their arsenal with ShadowPlay.
Our review of the NVIDIA Geforce Experience showed us what the software can do and that was when the application was just in beta stages. Ever since AMD’s Gaming Evolved app came out, I’ve been using it with an ASUS R9 270X and 280X in our primary gaming PC hoping to put together a guide on how these optimization software ( NVIDIA Geforce Experience and AMD Gaming Evolved) stack up against each other.
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