Qualcomm is upping the ante on gaming support for its Snapdragon X and upcoming X2 series chips. In a blog post, the ARM SoC manufacturer announced a new control panel, downloadable GPU driver updates, and improved anti-cheat support, including Denuvo and BattleEye.
The new control panel serves as the Snapdragon equivalent of the Nvidia App and the Adrenalin Edition application for Nvidia and AMD GPUs, respectively. The app treats you to four sub-menus: graphics, software, system info, and preferences. The graphics menu lists all of your installed games and enables you to change driver-related settings for that specific title, including upscaling, configuring a frame rate cap, anti-aliasing, texture filtering, and more.
