ADLX Programming Guide
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The ADLX Programming Guide contains information for developers to get started, such as hardware and software requirements, the minimum-supported operating system versions, and a Quick Start guide with instructions on how to build applications in each of the supported programming languages. .
To start programming with ADLX, developers should first download the ADLX SDK, which includes documentation, sample code, and ADLX headers. The ADLX library is installed with the driver as a .dll file, and applications can use the library to access supported interfaces and methods.
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Refer to the ADLX SDK documentation for a detailed list of ADLX supported functionalities.
Examples of commonly used ADLX categories and their interfaces include:
| Display | 3D Graphics | Performance Monitoring | GPU Tuning |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMD FreeSync™ Technology | Performance Boosting Features | GPU/CPU Utilization | VRAM Tuning |
| Color Settings | Visual Quality Enhancement Features | GPU Clock Speeds | Fan Tuning |
| Scaling | Input Lag Reduction Features | GPU Power Consumption | Power Tuning |
| Custom Resolution | Power Saving Features | GPU Temperature | Auto Tuning |
| AMD Eyefinity Multi-Display Configuration | AMD Frame Rate Target Control (FRTC) | GPU Fan Speeds | |
| Vertical Sync | GPU Frame Rate |
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See Also: Advanced Configurations, Benefits, Quick Start, Specifications