AMD Radeon 9070XT review thread

The AMD equivalent of RR is coming later this year,but I don't know if it will actually make a difference and close the gap
I know but its first showing was very weak and they will have the same issue as with FSR4 - the longer they wait the more titles will have RR and not their "Redstone" upscaler.
It is also quite possible that RDNA4 won't be fast enough to run something similar to RR which means that they'll get this feature running only starting with RDNA5.

If that comment was FUD, why are you replying with more FUD and not facts?
Cause anyone who knows how to google instead of watching HUB's FUD know why this is FUD.
 
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I know but its first showing was very weak and they will have the same issue as with FSR4 - the longer they wait the more titles will have RR and not their "Redstone" upscaler.
It is also quite possible that RDNA4 won't be fast enough to run something similar to RR which means that they'll get this feature running only starting with RDNA5.
They actually don't need RR to be available for developers to support it. They just need developers to use the recently released FSR 3.1.4.
 
They actually don't need RR to be available for developers to support it. They just need developers to use the recently released FSR 3.1.4.
They do need developers to support it.
RR is more than a driver side plugin like FSR4 and even with FSR4 the model of "upgrading" games through drivers has been lacking in both speed and penetration.
They seem to do their own take on DirectSR after that has basically stalled due to nobody but AMD being interested in it. And it's not going too well.
I expect them to struggle with this till the next console gen where something akin to FSR4 will basically be the baseline for all games made for consoles.
 

It was a mistake.

AMD has accidentally released full source code for FSR4, but then removed the entire project from Github. The new FidelityFX SDK 2.0 is now using pre-built DLLs and AMD will now require developers to use these DLLs:

Use of pre-built, signed FidelityFX API DLLs is now required.

The AMD FidelityFX SDK 2.0 requires developers interact with the FidelityFX SDK using the amd_fidelityfx_loader.dll.



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