A privileged few have already been able to observe the new technique ofupscaling developed by AMD for its graphics cards
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At the end of last week, we learned that AMD would organize a presentation at GDC 2022 in San Francisco. Baptized ” Next generation image upscaling in video games “, she suggested that the American has plans for FidelityFX Super Resolution, his super sampling technique.
Upscaling temporal and anti-aliasing
FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) is AMD’s answer to NVIDIA’s DLSS. The objective remains the same: that the GPU calculates an image in a lower definition than that actually displayed, algorithms then take care of putting it at the “right size” which makes it possible to lighten the load of the GPU, but can degrade the image.
This technique ofupscaling is particularly in difficulty when the scene and the objects are in motion. NVIDIA’s DLSS has been greatly improved to take this component into account, AMD seems to have to do the same with what is already called FSR 2.0, if we are to believe the details provided by CapFrameX on Twitter.
Relayed by Guru3Dhe claims to have seen the FSR 2.0 in action and explains that it is a upscaling temporal associated with an antialiasing ” optimized “. Unlike NVIDIA, AMD does not use artificial intelligence which allows it to run on all GPUs. Finally, there is a question of excellent performance and visual rendering ” impressive “.
We’re going to avoid getting too excited for now, especially since it’s only a matter of days – the presentation will take place on March 23 – before we know more. One thing is certain, however: AMD must do better than on the FSR 1.0 to hope to face the DLSS.
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Source: Guru3D
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