How To Limit Frames In AMD Adrenaline

If you want to limit Dead Space's (or any other game's) framerate without Riva Tuner, this guide is for you

Preface

Have you been trying to fix Dead Space's framerate-caused bugs but don't want to use Riva Tuner or other third-party software? In this guide I'll show you how to limit frames in AMD Adrenaline.
NOTE: This guide is only applicable to AMD card users. Sorry, Nvidia owners.
With that out of the way, let's get into it.

Guide

First, right click on your desktop and select "AMD Radeon Software"




Now, navigate to the "Gaming" page and click on "Dead Space"




Now that you're here, find "Radeon Chill"




Turn it on and set min and max to 60fps




OPTIONAL: While we're here (if your monitor supports it), I highly recommend enabling Enhanced Sync to reduce tearing




Now you can exit and launch your game.

Closing

This guide applies to basically every other game too. So if you're having frame-related bugs, just do this with your desired game and hopefully it should resolve your issue,

ALSO, make sure vsync is turned off in-game, but I'm assuming you've already done that if you're here instead of a bugfix tutorial.
Enjoy playing one of the greatest sci-fi games ever made!

[Czekoladowy Dżon]

Doesn't work

[magzilla]

whenever i do this my game stutters is that normal?

[lolkabot]

Вообще стыдоба конечно, игра входит в подписку, а такую банальную проблему до сих пор не решили. ААА издатель балин

[lolkabot]

нужно выключить вертикальную синхронизацию в настройках графики самой игры и в настройках radeon software. после этого частоту кадров можно выставлять любую, при 60 кадрах на широкоформатном мониторе появляются полосы и графические артефакты. Играю на 144 кадров/сек, сенса на максимум, вполне нормально. Так что последний шаг руководства я сделал наоборот, отключил radeon enchanced sync

[frried]

Thanks for this guide

[Eminem]

Nice! Glad I could help

[The Lord, Hades]

Thank you SO much! I've been trying for the last few days and could never really find a good answer as to what the AMD equivalent of this process would be. Works like a charm now!