AMD's FidelityFX brings Shadow of the Tomb Raider's visuals to new heights - Tested

[shankly1985]

Looks good and no performance drop either for a nice gain in image quality.

https://www.overclock3d.net/reviews...of_the_tomb_raider_s_visuals_to_new_heights/1

 

[Gerard]

Looks like a very minor amount of sharpening in most of those pics.

 

[LePhuronn]

Looks like a very minor amount of sharpening in most of those pics.

Really? The difference is night and day. Have you not played with the sliders?

 

[4K8KW10]

Looks like a very minor amount of sharpening in most of those pics.

The difference is relatively huge.

Without RIS:


With RIS:

 

[Gregster]

I am getting old. I can't see a difference between those 2 images lol

 

[Gerard]

Really? The difference is night and day. Have you not played with the sliders?

Yup, to me it's minor, kind of thing i doubt you would really notice ingame really.

 

[4K8KW10]

Yup, to me it's minor, kind of thing i doubt you would really notice ingame really.

The difference is so huge, it's like upgrading from 1080p to 2160p.

 

[Gerard]

The difference is so huge, it's like upgrading from 1080p to 2160p.

Well i'm on a 2160p screen so i doubt it

 

[bru]

The difference is relatively huge.

Without RIS:


With RIS:

Out of all the images in that article those two are the worst as they are not exactly the same, only a few pixels out but definitely different. use the slider on the article and you will see what I mean.

As for the others, its subtle by the improvement is there.

 

[LoadsaMoney]

The difference is relatively huge.

With DLSS:


Without DLSS:

 

[TNA]

I am getting old. I can't see a difference between those 2 images lol

I know why, because they are missing RTX logo’s

I am not on my PC right now but on an iPad and cannot see much difference myself if I am being honest. That is not what I would call night and day difference. For me night and day difference is 1440p compared with 2160p. Much better image quality in the latter

 

[willhub]

Vaseline on: Vaseline off:

 

[Nasher]

You can see a difference on the "grain" of the textures. Which is something you see diminished when using DLSS.

It sharpens the textures without sharpening the whole image and causing distortion.

 

[TheRealDeal]

Lol some of you need to go to specsavers. Check out the images where you can slide it back and forward surely you can see a big difference.

 

[JediFragger]

Vaseline on: Vaseline off:

It's not quite Saturday night yet, steady on

 

[Grim5]

The difference is relatively huge.

Without RIS:


With RIS:

very minor different. it's a very sharp game to begin with, so RIS has a minor effect

And as a side effect, with RIS on her hair looks terrible, full of frizzy artifacts

 

[LePhuronn]

I am getting old. I can't see a difference between those 2 images lol

Yup, to me it's minor...

very minor different.

Then from one blind old man to another, trust me boys you need to get your peepers checked out again. It's orders of magnitude different. But then I am a media developer of many years so I'm trained to see this sort of thing.

...kind of thing i doubt you would really notice ingame really.

Same with DLSS vaseline mode, but that doesn't stop the legions trashing and defending it

it's a very sharp game to begin with, so RIS has a minor effect

Not based on the FX off pictures it's not. Oh, and this isn't RIS, this is FidelityFX. Very big difference.

 

[Grim5]

I didn't quote your post, I was speaking to 4k who posted RIS images with very little different other than with RIS on the character's hair is full of artifacts, yuck!

 

[b00merang69]

20/16 vision (corrected but I do not think that matters) one is blurry the other is clear most of these type of enhancements are snake oil.

 

[Kirby Wurm]

Definite improvement in texture sharpness, and I don't have the best vision!