AMD’s FSR 3 will arrive sometime in 2023, without further details. © AMD
With each new generation of graphics cards, AMD like Nvidia presents new software. The launch of the Radeon RX 7000 is no exception to the rule, AMD having made plenty of announcements on this subject, starting with the arrival of the FSR 3.
Now offering a convincing performance since its second revision, AMD’s image upscaling system will arrive in a third revision during the year 2023, without any other form of precision. The promise is clear: the technology will offer a speed that can be doubled compared to FSR 2. How? Mystery, AMD having as too often, not seen fit to say more. We will see if this will go through the addition of intercalary images, as proposed by Nvidia on its DLSS3.
AMD Hypr-RX will optimize gaming throughput and latency with just one click. © AMD
AMD also promises the arrival of Hypr-RX technology. Again, the details are lacking, but overall it is a system that allows you to optimize game performance in a very simple way, via a simple “switch” on the AMD Adrenalin software. The throughput will then be increased and the display latency reduced. We can suggest that the system will operate with the activation of the FSR, AMD Anti-Lag and, why not, will activate a slight automatic overclocking. Have.
AMD extends its Advantage program to desktop computers. © AMD
Finally, AMD will offer the desktop counterpart of the Advantage program. Integrators will thus be able to offer “fully AMD” machines that meet precise specifications: premium case, AiO-type CPU cooler, a minimum of 2 TB NVMe SSD, 32 GB of EXPO-compatible DDR5 RAM or even a power supply. 80+ Gold minimum. Everything must obviously be accompanied by a Radeon RX 7000 graphics card and a Ryzen 7000 processor. The label promises an optimized computer with small onions, remains that it is difficult to know if this will make these PCs more attractive in the eyes of the audience.