AMD Fidelity FX Super Resolution 2.0 Next-Level. Since its introduction, AMD’s Fidelity FX Super Resolution up-scaling technology has always played second fiddle to Nvidia’s DLSS, but that may be about to change with Team Red’s launch of FSR 2.0 later this week. And now that DLSS has reached version 2, AMD has caught up.
FSR 2.0, our next-generation temporal upscaling technology, is designed to give image quality that is comparable to or better than native while also improving framerates in supported games across a variety of products and platforms. For those of you who are more technologically inclined. Next-Level AMD Fidelity FX Super Resolution 2.0 A game developer who couldn’t make it to GDC but wanted to watch our March 23 presentations. On GPU Open, you may watch all of our GDC 2022 sessions in video format.
“Fidelity FX Super Resolution 2.0” and “A Guided Tour of Black Reef: Rendering Technologies in Death Loop” are two lectures that cover FSR 2.0. FSR 2.0 technology does not employ machine learning. It does not necessitate the use of machine learning in any way.
DLSS is currently at version 2.3. There are still reasons to be hopeful. FSR 2.0, according to Video, makes advantage of anti-aliasing temporal data and characteristics. It may be able to compete with Team Green due to two things. There’s still no word on whether FSR 2.0 will improve performance. However, we’ll learn more at AMD’s GDC Talk. Talk about it with a capital T. The talk’s title is “Next Generation Image Upscaling for Games.” Which sounds eerily similar to the Holodeck. The goosebumps in games are quite genuine.
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