… AMD also introduced INT8 support in the RDNA 2 compute unit. The lack of FP8 support does not preclude FSR 4.1 from working on these cards, though, as Sony's PSSR upscaling technology was confirmed by Mark Cerny to be based on AMD's tech and use INT8 instead. …
… Pragmata does have FSR 4.1 but no frame gen, and no XeSS whatsoever. Resident Evil: Requiem is a little better with the full suite of FSR 3 and 4 and DLSS 4 4.5 via the Nvidia App , but it's another game without XeSS support. …
… AMD has confirmed that it is working on bringing official FSR 4 support to RDNA 3 GPUs sometime in July and RDNA 2-based products in early 2027, so why not RDNA 3.5? …
… On the upscaling side, PC players will enjoy high-end FSR 4.0.3 if you have a GPU that supports it, plus support for regular FRS 3.1.5, DLSS 4.5, and XeSS 3.0. …
… Sure, you're not getting widespread FSR 4 support, and I'd still feel more secure with Nvidia drivers, but for simply booting into a game and having it be playable, it's fantastic. …
… At this level, you need good upscaling and frame gen support to keep the image quality and frame rates high in the demanding stuff. And the little Nvidia card has that down. AMD's FSR 4? It's pretty good, but the game support is patchy at best. …
… The update also brings extensive bugfixes and performance improvements, including support for various frame generation technologies like DLSS 4.5 and FSR 3. …
… When the discussion thread opened up on the Nvidia subreddit, this fix immediately met some support. …
… First and foremost, you're getting much wider upscaling and frame gen support. FSR has technically —there's that word, again—kept up with DLSS in a lot of ways, but the latest iterations of the tech simply haven't been adopted in anywhere near as many games. …
… And again, FSR in all its older iterations looks rough around the edges at Performance settings. Valve says it's working on FSR 4 support for the Steam Machine, but for now, older FSR is what you get as an AMD-specific option. …
