Anything more specific than "upcoming" available for AMD support for ASW?

[Zaga93]

Title. People testing ASW out with the registry trick from the talk (link) are beginning to post results. Incredible results. Turning-everything-up-to-ultra-with-recommended-hardware-and-still-getting-buttery-smooth-gameplay-incredible.

[uKER]

Link to any info on how to test this, please?

EDIT: Never mind, I just found this.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CuHpdvMUAAAY9_i.jpg:large

[Zaga93]

uKER said:

Link to any info on how to test this, please?

EDIT: Never mind, I just found this.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CuHpdvMUAAAY9_i.jpg:large

I edited in a link in my original post. In case someone doesn't have the folders listed there, do this:
In regedit, open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\, right-click the 'Software' folder > new > Key > name it "Oculus VR, LLC" exactly, with all upper/lowercases & spaces right, then right click that > new > Key > name it "LibOVR", select that, in right-hand window right-click > New > DWORD (32-bit) > name this "AswEnabled" and set the value to 1.

[mbze430]

so you use the numberpad to actually control it right?

[Zaga93]

@mbze430 Yeah. The registry key enables the hotkeys, which you then have to use to actually enable ASW.

[Techy111]

Sorry mate quick question? What's the hot keys again, and what do they do ?

[mbze430]

CTRL+NUMPAD 1 = Disable ASW and use ATW
CTRL+NUMPAD 2 = lock 45fps with ASW off
CTRL+NUMPAD 3 = lock 45fps with ASW on
CTRL+NUMPAD 4 = Auto ASW

[Anonymous]

Seem like "1" and "4" are really all we should need to use.  We are using ATW now and if we need some extra smoothing then ASW set to Auto should fix it.  I guess the others could be used for guys who benchmark more than play games.

[Flusher1]

So any news on that?

[Sakkura]

Flusher1 said:

So any news on that?

AMD released a driver with ASW support on the RX 400 series cards. No word on whether earlier cards will get ASW support.