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AMD Noise Suppression

Real-time AI-powered background noise reduction for AMD audio devices

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AMD Noise Suppression Overview

  • Updated February 27, 2026

AMD Noise Suppression is an AI-based audio feature built into AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition. It reduces background noise from microphones and output devices in real time using deep learning, improving voice clarity during gaming, streaming, meetings, and calls.

The feature is hardware-accelerated on supported AMD GPUs and CPUs and works system-wide without requiring third-party applications.

Key Features

  • AI-Based Noise Reduction: Uses deep learning to filter out background sounds like fans, keyboards, and ambient noise.
  • Input and Output Processing: Cleans both microphone input and speaker or headphone output audio.
  • Driver-Level Integration: Built directly into AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition without extra installs.
  • Low Latency Processing: Designed for real-time use in gaming, streaming, and voice chat.
  • Broad App Compatibility: Works across communication apps such as Discord, OBS, Zoom, and in-game voice chat.

Price

Plan Price Featured
Included with AMD Software $0 (Free) Real-time AI noise reduction, Works on input and output audio, Integrated with AMD Adrenalin

 

Pros

Competitor

Pros
NVIDIA Broadcast AMD Noise Suppression is free and does not require RTX GPUs, making it more accessible for budget or older systems. It is simpler to enable inside the AMD driver and consumes fewer system resources, which benefits users focused on basic voice clarity rather than advanced video effects.
Krisp Unlike Krisp’s subscription-based model, AMD Noise Suppression has no usage limits or recurring costs. It works system-wide at the driver level, removing the need to install per-app plugins, which simplifies setup for gamers and streamers.
RNNoise AMD Noise Suppression is easier to use than RNNoise, requiring no manual configuration or audio routing. Its graphical toggle inside Adrenalin makes it more approachable for non-technical users who want immediate results.
Discord Noise Suppression Compared to Discord’s built-in suppression, AMD’s solution works across all applications, not just Discord. This makes it more versatile for users who switch between games, streaming software, and work calls.
OBS Noise Suppression AMD Noise Suppression operates before audio reaches OBS, reducing the need for complex filter chains. This lowers setup time and CPU load for streamers who want clean audio with minimal configuration.

Cons

Competitor

Cons
NVIDIA Broadcast Compared to NVIDIA Broadcast, AMD Noise Suppression is less effective at isolating voices in very noisy environments. Users often report more voice distortion and weaker suppression when compared directly with RTX Voice.
Krisp Krisp generally provides cleaner results on low-quality microphones. AMD Noise Suppression can slightly degrade vocal clarity, whereas Krisp offers more consistent performance across different hardware setups.
RNNoise RNNoise allows deeper tuning and customization for advanced users. AMD Noise Suppression lacks granular controls, limiting flexibility for professionals who want to fine-tune noise profiles.
Discord Noise Suppression Discord’s solution is more tightly optimized for voice chat scenarios. AMD Noise Suppression may occasionally cut off quieter speech, especially when aggressive noise filtering is triggered.
OBS Noise Suppression OBS filters can be adjusted per scene and source, while AMD Noise Suppression is global. This makes AMD’s approach less flexible for complex streaming setups with multiple microphones.

Verified Customer Reviews

  • Reddit r/Amd: One commenter flatly stated that AMD Noise Suppression has not reached parity with RTX Voice and dismissed it as a “we have this feature at home” sticker, adding that the lack of comparable quality keeps them from buying a Radeon GPU.
  • xda-developers.com Review: AMD Noise Suppression worked “surprisingly well” in testing, and the reviewer had “absolutely no qualms recommending it,” especially since it can clean both incoming and outgoing audio and even runs on Ryzen 6000 APUs without a discrete GPU. They noted that Nvidia still holds an edge with built-in echo removal and easier webcam tools like Auto Frame, while AMD’s Scene Editor can feel challenging and time-consuming to configure.