Unfortunately, AMD Control Panel is not optimized and I frequently face lags and shutters in the video output. I have tested the ReLive in RX 570 (4GB) and it captures the gameplay in monitor resolution at 60fps. The ReLive recorder mimics the rival company solution, and I have to point out that it does a good job, if you have good hardware. The feature is available in APUs and dedicated GPUs, and I have my review to write down. In an attempt to compete with Nvidia’s ShadowPlay, AMD came up with ReLive, which is an inbuilt screen recorder. Press Alt + Z together to open ShadowPlay options, and explore “ Settings” to navigate it, and it hardly takes 5 minutes for beginners to figure out all options.
The ShadowPlay is an inbuilt feature of GeForce Experience software, so you don’t have to download additional packages. I have never seen such video output in other solutions including OBS Studio. I owned GTX 1050, which comes under entry-level gaming graphics card for today’s standards that recorded Apex Legends without compromising CPU + GPU resources. I have to applaud Nvidia for designing a card and coupled with highly-optimized software, which outperforms the current competition. Note: Avoid StreamElements OBS because it consumes plenty of CPU resources. I have spent many days to understand and master the controls, but you can find plenty of YouTube tutorials to master the functions.
You can record gameplay in 30fps/60fps in 1080p or whatever is your monitor resolution. The auto-configuration wizard goes through the hardware capabilities and recommends minimal settings. What I love about OBS is that it records the gameplay in the highest quality possible and it supports AMD and Nvidia GPU inbuilt codec. I use OBS Studio for recording gameplay without sacrificing CPU or GPU resources.
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