Does the Ryzen 5 3600 support virtualization? – Quora. , IT Consultant, PC Integrator, 20+ Years in IT and Gaming. Yes, all Ryzens Support Virtualization, it’s actually Intel CPUs that you have to look out for.

Hyper-V supports the appropriate AMD and Intel virtualization technology x86 extensions.

SMT is what AMD have on their processors as well as Intel but under a different moniker, Hyper Threading. It’s best you leave it enabled since disabling it can affect gaming performance. To add, you’re not going to see any benefits disabling it.

In single threaded workloads, where each thread has access to all of the resources in a single core, we saw no change in performance when SMT is enabled – all of our workloads were within 1% either side. In multi-threaded workloads, we saw an average uplift in performance of +22% . . . Read more

Yes it does. You just need to enable it in BIOS/UEFI.

It has absolutely no effect on gaming performance or regular program performance.

You can remove Radeon software if you do not need it, but this software can be useful for things like troubleshooting and editing your screen’s settings, and any Radeon GPU which you have (whether integrated or discrete) will likely perform better with Radeon software installed.

The AMD Cleanup Utility is designed to thoroughly remove any previously installed AMD driver files, registries, and driver store from systems running Microsoft Windows® 7 and later.

Radeon Software is available at AMD Drivers + Download Center. The site provides two options to locate and download the latest version of the Radeon Software: Automatically Detect and Install Your Driver: Run the AMD Driver Autodetect Tool to detect your Radeon™ graphics product and Windows® operating system.

You can safely uninstall the AMD Radeon software, the device driver will stay installed and that is all that is really needed on your system, the accompanying software is not required for the good running of your system . . . Power to the Developer!