Disabling Hardware Acceleration in AMD Adrenalin on Windows 11 entails deactivating the utilization of the computer’s dedicated graphics processing unit (GPU) for specific tasks, such as video playback and image rendering. Instead, these tasks will be handled by the computer’s central processing unit (CPU).
Disabling hardware acceleration can be beneficial in certain situations. For instance, it can resolve compatibility issues with specific software or improve system stability. Additionally, it can reduce power consumption and heat generation, which may be desirable for laptops or other portable devices.
