AMD RADEON SETTINGS FOR SKYRIM 1080P
AMD RADEON SETTINGS FOR SKYRIM INSTALL
AMD RADEON SETTINGS FOR SKYRIM DRIVERS

There is some screen-tearing, but thanks to Rivatuner's Scanline Sync feature, its far less noticeable than it otherwise would be. However, my old GTX660 still felt smoother, but at least the RX570 is playable now. With the above settings my RX 570 suddenly has much less stutter and no input lag in Skyrim LE. as for the issue changing the settings in the launcher than doing what dacar92 did is an easy fix till they get the detection. yet when I put in my Nvidia GeForce 7900 GS it detected it for Medium settings. this card runs at high settings by specs and can easily run ultra. My ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 is detected for low settings. There should be no other programs controlling framerate (like ENB?), and Skyrim LE needs to run in fullscreen mode (default). There is an issue with Skyrim correctly detecting all Radeon cards. Note: 'Scanline Sync' can have a 3-10% performance hit, so if you GPU is not powerful enough, use RivaTuner's 'Framerate Limit' set to '60' instead, as that has no performance hit, but will cause more severe screen-tear.

AMD RADEON SETTINGS FOR SKYRIM 1080P

This will limit your framerate to your monitor's refresh rate and also controls where the screen-tear line will try to stay - I find a value of '-25' works best with my 1080p monitor as it often hides the screen-tear line out of view, but you may need to experiment with any value up to the vertical resolution of your monitor. Set 'Scanline Sync' in RivaTuner to '-25'.

AMD RADEON SETTINGS FOR SKYRIM INSTALL

Install MSI Afterburner 4.6.1 (which includes RivaTuner). This partly disables the power saving algorithm and will case slightly increased power consumption, but makes Skyrim stutter much less.ДЄdd to Skyrim.ini the line 'iPresentInterval=0' under (this disables vsync, as mentioned above)Д®dit in Skyrimprefs.ini the line 'bMouseAcceleration=0' under In Radeon wattman global settings, go to the GPU power state graph and right click on 'state 2' (or higher) and select 'set as minimum state'. Leave Radeon game profile settings at factory default - the important part is to keep 'Framerate-target-control' off and maybe 'Anti-lag' off as well). But, after many hours of experimenting, I finally found something that worked: The problem was - there was still a lot more input lag and stutter than I had with the GTX660. Then I enabled 60fps framerate target control in the AMD Radeon settings (so my card can run cool and quiet and I dont get physics problems ingame). Therefore I did the usual optimisations: I disabled vsync and mouse acceleration in my skyrim ini files (yes, this causes some screen-tearing, but I personally find low input lag more important). As you probably know, by default Skyrim Legendary Edition has a lot of input lag.

AMD RADEON SETTINGS FOR SKYRIM DRIVERS

I installed AMD Radeon adrenalin drivers v19.5.2 (I also tested v19.9.2). I just upgraded to a RX570 from a GTX660. I hope it helps anyone with stutter and lag problems on AMD cards.ДЇirst some background info (so you can check if this is relevant to you): I posted this 2 days ago but have improved on it since so here is the final version.

Amd radeon settings for skyrim