Because the next generation of graphics cards will be the occasion of a fight on all fronts between AMD and NVIDIA.
Aware of the lead taken by NVIDIA on super-sampling, AMD decided to pull out the heavy artillery. Thus, last year, he launched the FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) before deploying version 2.0, a few weeks ago. But the good things don’t stop there.
Artificial intelligence to the rescue of the FSR?
Indeed, the well-informed Greymon55 noticed – and relayed – a clue about the possible use of artificial intelligence within the FSR version 3.0. By doing so, AMD would get a little closer to NVIDIA’s DLSS, which has been using AI for a long time.
To support your hypothesis, Greymon55 mentions the recent update of the LVVM repository. This introduces WMMA (Wave Matrix Multi-Accumulate) instructions for GFX11 hardware, which corresponds to RDNA 3 GPUs.
Such instructions are there to simulate artificial intelligence learning operations. It is tempting to relate the introduction of these instructions to the techniques implemented by NVIDIA on the DLSS and to imagine that AMD will release RDNA 3 with elements close to the Tensor Cores and, who knows, an FSR 3.0 in stride?
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RDNA 3: the consumption of the next generation of graphics cards is also increasing at AMD
Source : WCCFTech
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