No. In fact, it makes you very happy.Sad to see
I believe they're inquiring about FSR2 specifically because it's already integrated into many games. Obviously AMD will be working on an ML based solution to compete with Nvidia and Intel.. but with regards to FSR2, the hope would be that they could improve the algorithm so that all GPUs/consoles which currently support FSR2 will have access to better reconstruction as a baseline. Nobody knows if AMD's new solution will be supported across all those devices.I take it you missed the news that AMD are working on an AI version too? They spoke about it like two weeks ago, many assumed that's what's going to be used in the PS5 Pro too.
edit: Also WHY would you use either at 1080p??? You're reconstructing from 720p at best in Quality Mode and 540p in Performance!!
If that works on old GPUs, then great. If you have to buy a new GPU for it, that's an abysmal solution. Nvidia has had AI hardware in their GPUs since 2018.I take it you missed the news that AMD are working on an AI version too?
We call that the Nvidia solution, you seem to support that in spades.If you have to buy a new GPU for it, that's an abysmal solution.
Good thing Nvidia put AI hardware all the way back in 2018 so users don't have to upgrade to get AI upscaling.We call that the Nvidia solution, you seem to support that in spades.
Unless you want Frame Generation, which was locked behind 4000 series GPU's despite FSR being able to hook in and work on older GPUs.Good thing Nvidia put AI hardware all the way back in 2018 so users don't have to upgrade to get AI upscaling.
if you're someone who is not going to be able to stomach how 1080p dlss quality looks, chances are you won't able to enjoy native 1080p either. dlss is not the problem there, it will look blurry due to the limitations of 1080p output because 1080p itself is extremely blurry. someone who is used 1080p native taa blurriness will have no problem adapting to dlss quality there and enjoy the framerate boostI wouldn't use DLSS at 1080p never mind FSR.
DLSS to fsr3 mod.Unless you want Frame Generation, which was locked behind 4000 series GPU's despite FSR being able to hook in and work on older GPUs.
That's AMDs fault for being the 3rd GPU manufacturer, behind Nvidia & Intel, to inlcude AI upscaling.you realise you've put yourself in a position where you can always dunk on them right? If they DON'T go the AI route and continue with software, you'd hate on them for not being as good as DLSS, and yet when they DO go the AI route, you're hating on them for not doing it sooner. A legit damned if they do, damned if they don't, hating is the only option you can express.
For me, DLSS is indispensable. I play with DLDSR and it's a pleasure to combine this technique with DLSS to get the best graphics, incredible sharpness and the highest possible FPS...DLSS for the win.
I really like DLSS and can't wait for upcoming games to support DLSS 3.5.
Yes, but likely only at native resolution.. negating the performance improvement.I pick TAA sometimes over dlss so nvidia aren't exactly the clear leader either.
They are, and it's going to be AI based which will fall back to the basic one if there's no modules for it.Fucking redo FSR AMD
Sad to see that FSR is abysmal at low resolutions.
At this point I wonder if AMD will ever improve FSR2, seems the upscaling aspect hasn't been updated since 2022...
A friend was just getting back into PC and asked where and and Nvidia are at these days. I described it that you get good deals on year-old amd cards, but Nvidia has way better tech and upscaling that makes up a tier of difference, so it's not as straightforward as it used to be. Probably safer going Nvidia except for Linux or a killer deal on an amd card for e-sports use.
4090 vs 7900 XTX | Dec 2022 | March 2024 |
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Raster 1440p | +19% | +23% |
Raster 4k | +28% | +33% |
RT "performance index overall" (launch review didn't have average for resolutions and I ain't doing the math myself) | +53% | +69% |
Cyberpunk 4k Raster | +5% | +16% |
Cyberpunk 4k RT (with FSR UQ in 2022 and upscaling Q in 2024) | +110% | +118% |
A 4090 stomps all other Nvidia cards as well. A 7900 is in between a 4090 and 4080 not a direct 4090 competitor.Especially since RTX have very good improvements in drivers
This site revisited the 4090 versus 7900 XTX with new drivers
Geforce RTX 4090 vs. Radeon RX 7900 XTX: Duell der Topmodelle - Nachtest 2024 [Update]
Nvidia Geforce RTX 4090 gegen AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX: Nachtest mit aktuellen Treibern - wie sehen die Machtverhältnisse 2024 aus?www.pcgameshardware.de
– 20 games tested with rasterizing, 10 games with ray tracing
– 26 GPUs tested, but focus is on 4090 vs. 7900 XTX (including perf/watt and perf/Euro)
– Almost no CPU limitation due to potent infrastructure and GPU-heavy scenes
– Both IHVs sport more performance than at launch (~same level of benefit)
– Interesting per-game and overall analysis shows single results and relative perf
– RTX 4090 is up to 33 % faster in RZ and up to 89 % at RT (both 4K "Index")
4090 vs 7900 XTX Dec 2022 March 2024 Raster 1440p +19% +23% Raster 4k +28% +33% RT "performance index overall" (launch review didn't have average for resolutions and I ain't doing the math myself) +53% +69% Cyberpunk 4k Raster +5% +16% Cyberpunk 4k RT (with FSR UQ in 2022 and upscaling Q in 2024) +110% +118%
Nvidia FineWine™
Sorry AMD, you lost the title.
Sad to see that FSR is abysmal at low resolutions.
At this point I wonder if AMD will ever improve FSR2, seems the upscaling aspect hasn't been updated since 2022...
It's better than the alternatives available to them?What I'd like to know is why the hell are so many developers still using it? It's their job to know what works well and what doesn't. Alan Wake 2's beautiful visuals are completely ruined on console due to the awful fsr2 implementation.
A 4090 stomps all other Nvidia cards as well. A 7900 is in between a 4090 and 4080 not a direct 4090 competitor.
Yeah because Nvidia would have been jamming 4090 performance into a $500 console.Yet again I maintain that AMD is at fault for ruining this gen from a visual/performance perspective. The hardware is trash at RT and trash at upscaling.
Far more excited to see what Nintendo can do with Switch 2 + DLSS than a PS5 “Pro”
A 2070 Super is roughly equivalent to PS5 but does a much better job at upscaling/framerate via DLSS.Yeah because Nvidia would have been jamming 4090 performance into a $500 console.
And was $500 just for the card with 8 gig of ram.A 2070 Super is roughly equivalent to PS5 but does a much better job at upscaling/framerate via DLSS.