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Games are getting harder and harder to run these days, and with component prices through the roof, people are trying to squeeze every last drop of performance out of their existing graphics cards. Both AMD and Nvidia have their own proprietary performance boosters like FSR and DLSS, but AMD actually has another way to increase FPS in games.

AMD's Radeon Boost technology tends to get overshadowed by its FSR upscaling , but it's another way to keep your FPS smooth during gameplay. It works by adjusting your resolution during fast-moving scenes — like whenever you move your mouse in a shooter — to keep framerates high without a noticeable dip in image quality.

There are some downsides to using Radeon Boost, however. Some users report increased input lag, less responsive controls, and image quality issues.…