Chief among them is the ability to monitor your Ryzen processor as well as your Radeon graphics card. On top of a new streamlined interface (including the option to have a smaller footprint, driver-only installation), AMD have added some very welcome improvements to their performance metrics settings.
#Amd link with 2 monitors update#
There have also been improvements to help lower streaming latency, with latency in CS:GO reduced by up to 60% according to their test figures.ĪMD's Adrenalin Software 21.4.1 update isn't all about AMD Link, though. Again, it's not quite as seamless as it could be perhaps - it's only available on select Android TVs (that's mostly Philips, Sony, Toshiba and Sharp TVs in the UK) and Apple TV devices right now - but the AMD Link for Smart TV app supports desktop and game streaming as well as a preview gallery for screenshots and video capture.Įlsewhere in the 21.4.1 update, AMD Link now supports frame rates up to 144fps and 5.1 surround sound audio, as well as higher bandwidth streaming options. When you're not trying to play co-op games with other Radeon pals, AMD have also introduced a new smart TV app to let you stream games from your PC to your living room - a much more comfortable and practical option than streaming them to your phone, in my opinion.
It's a bit of a faff, but if you've missed playing local co-op games or splitscreen multiplayer games with your mates this past year, at least AMD owners now have an option to do so while remaining socially distanced. As mentioned above, the person you want to invite into your game will also need a Radeon graphics card inside their PC (sorry Nvidia peeps), and the host will need to send them a code in order for them to connect. The process of setting Link Game in motion does sound a bit fiddly, in truth. A new feature called 'Link Game' will also let users invite other AMD Radeon mates to connect to their PC remotely so they can play local or split-screen multiplayer games together from afar.
#Amd link with 2 monitors windows 10#
The app previously allowed AMD Radeon-based PCs to stream games to Android and iOS devices over their home Wi-Fi networks, but now AMD graphics card owners will be able to stream their games to other Windows 10 machines as well. AMD's free mobile-based streaming platform, AMD Link, is now available on PC as part of the latest update to their Radeon Adrenalin software (version 21.4.1).
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