AMD on Thursday introduced AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 3.1 (FSR 3.1), an improved version of its FSR3 frame-boosting gaming technology that AMD said will be available in 40 games, both available ...

AMD says that the next version of FSR, currently codenamed Redstone, will work on practically any GPU, including those made by competitors such as Nvidia. Unlike FSR 4, which requires the use of AMD's ...

With a tool called OptiScaler, you can inject FSR 4 into any game that supports one of the three popular upscalers (FSR 2 and newer, DLSS, or XeSS). All you've got to do is unpack the OptiScaler ...

Graphics Cards OptiScaler has been updated to theoretically support AMD's FSR 4 in all games with upscaling that don't use Vulkan or anti-cheat—which is nice, but why the heck doesn't AMD do this?

AMD has announced the next-generation of FidelityFX Super Resolution, or FSR, with the GPU manufacturer adding its own version of frame generation to the suite of optimization tools. FSR 3 introduces ...

TL;DR: AMD's FidelityFX SDK 2.0 simplifies upgrading games to FSR 4, enabling RDNA 4 GPUs to access enhanced upscaling and neural rendering. By integrating signed DLL files, AMD allows seamless ...

Frame generation and upscaling have quietly become some of the most important features in modern PC gaming. Upscaling turns a lower-resolution render into a higher-resolution output, while frame ...

Certainly! Here is the revised description with all links and associated text removed: --- XeSS 1.1 vs fsr 2.1 vs dlss 2.5 vs dlss 3.1 (Quality Preset) | 4K Overdrive : on - 0:00 Overdrive : off - ...

AMD has confirmed that its upcoming FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4) upscaling technology will be exclusive to RDNA 4 GPUs, potentially leaving owners of older graphics cards without access to ...

Despite being seven years old - practically an eternity in hardware terms - the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 has got a new lease of life thanks to AMD FSR 3. Team red's new, open-source upscaler isn't ...

Graphics Cards OptiScaler has been updated to theoretically support AMD's FSR 4 in all games with upscaling that don't use Vulkan or anti-cheat—which is nice, but why the heck doesn't AMD do this?