Can someone explain this please?
Starting from here - which is a "Standard Profile" apparently.
I find the "Game Graphic" button on the RHS of the screen.
I go to this game profile:
Oh look - it is using the Standard Profile as well, but it seems to be a different Standard Profile to the one for Global Graphics...
So I now reset the Game Profile:
It now matches the new Standard one.
Looking at the Advanced tabs:
The only change that seems to create a Custom Profile is modifying Maximum Tessellation Level.
If I go to the game profile again:
The game profile reports it is using the Custom Profile:
Yet if I look at the Advanced Tab settings the game is still using AMD Optiised tessellation settings.
If someone can explain that one then I would be grateful.
I think it is broken.
I have to reset the game profile:
Now the "Custom Profile" is correct.
I cannot understand what makes a custom profile versus a standard profile or what the reasoning is behind it at all.
There is still the problem with the scroll bars on the compatibility screen, besides flogging the top CPU and a Radeon VII video card 
Thought I might add this here too. There's 4 major security fixes starting with Adrenaline 2020 that AMD didn't disclose in the release notes. This adds a new spin on things...
https://www.techpowerup.com/263237/amd-quietly-patched-four-major-gpu-security-vulnerabilities-with-radeon-20-1-1-drivers
Right - I eventually found the option - not obvious:
to:
Setting the hotkeys for Chill and Anti-Lag does NOTHING.
Just tried BF4.
It works O.K. provided I turn everything off in the Adrenalin 2020 20.1.3 Genral Settings w.r.t. in Game Overlay.
If I allow use of the ingame overlay and hit Alt Z the game character goes into a constant right hand spinning and I cannot get out of it.
You can see the screen shot here:
Hitting Alt Z again to close the in game Overlay and I am still in a very fast RHS spin as seen in this screenshot.
In summary the in game overlay is worse than useless in this game.
I am able to stabalise the game and stop the spinning if I Alt Z to turn the overlay off, and ALT Tab out to another application such as a word processor and then Alt TAB back to the game.
I managed, after lots of effort, to turn Chill on and get the game stabilised.
Chill_Min 30 , Chill Max 59 I get a tragic keyboard only input FPS with W or shift + W of 40 FPS as usual...
This time however, rapid mouse movement is actually locking to Chill_Min! Hooray!
Predicting Chill behavior on any game is like running a a random number generator.
This is Why we need Global FRTC separate from Chill_max Setting.
If you want to run a game with Chill you will likely want to run the game with VSync off.
Since you cannot guarantee if Rapid Mouse Movement will be clamped to Chill_Min or not then you rely on it clampng to Chill_Max.
But in the case of Chill_Max = 59 with Chill_Min set to 30 to save maximim power, you are limited to a 40FPS in game Chill Experience.
Similar Argument applies if you are running at higher refresh rates.
Now lets see what happens if I set Chill_Min = 30, Chill_Max = 300.
I predict I will get a keyboard only input FPS of ~ 55.
What a surprise.
Chill Off ( I have to use F11 as the hotkeys dont work!).
Only 62 FPS with tese settings this time.
Chill Off, performance overlay on. Overclocked RX Vega 64 Liqiuid. DX11 BF4 4K Ultra. Chill is Off.
I get a measly 39 FPS.
Back and forward between Game and Global Graphics is really needed for sure.
Whoever designed the GUI has no idea about ergonomics or reducing the number of required clicks and scrolls to a minimum.
Lets count the required operations shall we?
This is not rocket science.
Going from this:
1. to Global Graphics
2. Finding Game Graphics on the RHS is not obvious. Then you click on it.
3. It takes you to here: You have to find and click on the game Icon.
If you are lucky you do not have to use the Scroll bar to scroll down the list and find the game.
4. But lets say you do = 4.
Which gets you back to here where you started from:
That is 4 clicks involving searching for buttons in non obvious places, involving a scroll bar versus 1 click.
If however you rearranged the GUI as I suggested eartlier so that you stay under the game menu and simply toggle between Game and Global Graphics you would not even need to leave the game profile page at all.So that would be 1 click but no movement away from the game menu and a very easy way to compare global versus game settings.
You could fit it all in one screen if you stopped using those enormous buttons which are actually description + setting in two buttons where one is sufficient like the last Adrenalin 2019 GUI.
