I keep forgetting about FSR. I've always stayed clear of that and DLSS. Last time I tried DLSS it just looked a bit meh. That was when the 3080 first launched mind you.now I have a modern ish cpu ryzen 7700 the 9070xt crushes warzone at 1440p
FSR4 Native and image sharpening 2 at 70 the game looks excellent
this is about 70fps more than the i5-10400f but more importantly the 1% lows are 199fps
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FRS3 was a blurred mess but FSR4 in warzone at least it is better than native without up-scaling
I struggled to notice a difference between native and quality as well but no reason to use that have plenty of frames
Get the Dremel out!
Good to know, I'll give it a whirl.
Don't make me do it
Seriously though if anyone can recommend me a decent, cheap case that will accommodate this behemoth 350mm 3 slot beast I'd massively appreciate it, I'm itching to test this card. I had a feeling it might not fit but the price was too enticing, this is going to be a faf ain't it?!
you cant run FSR and be native.. that's the point of FSR/DLSS it drops the render resolution then upscale back your set resolution.
this is why people complain about artefacts and popping
run the game at FSR off, that native, what Hz is your screen?
350... OMG my nitro is 330 and was a bit of a bugger to find an itx case for imagen if i got that monster
what size board do you have and what case now?
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Of course you can run FSR at native, you choose the % it upscales from when you select to use FSR.
Most modern titles now support ultra performance, performance, balanced, quality and native to choose from. Native rendering just means you take advantage of the way it handles anti aliasing, much like DLAA with Nvidia cards.
Take from AMD.
When using FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) at native resolution, the render resolution is lower than the output resolution, but not by the same amount as when using a scaling setting like 0.5x. FSR, essentially an upscaling technology, renders at a lower resolution to improve performance and then uses its algorithm to upscale the image to the native resolution, which is the resolution displayed on the monitor. The amount of downscaling depends on the quality setting chosen (e.g., Ultra Quality, Quality, Balanced, Performance, Ultra Performance).
thst is lethally what FSR and DLSS dose, that how it dose it... unless use frame gen
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Yeah it's madness! My XFX 6750 XT was 327mm I think, they make stupidly long cards. I believe it's the second longest 9070(XT) cooler with the longest being the XFX Mercury at 360mm, nuts.
Right now I have a Kolink HF Observatory Mesh and a micro ATX board. Max size for this case is 330mm. It fits the Pulse 9070 so nicely lol.
I'm looking at the Phanteks XT Pro or the Antec CX600M - What dya reckon? Both same price at £55, that's all I wanna spend really.
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i have an XT pro in the house nice case.
today i order a g400a from Bgrade for £65 via offer also a nice case and comes with 4x 140mm M25 fans
that would probably be ok but i would personally grab a 700+, with the GPU pulling at time's 320w
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Native fsr setting in the game so you gain very few Frames if any the difference on and of is nearly identical so it must be a very close starting point
165hz so just want it topping that with no dips below in shooters frame consistency is key but that's the old cs player in me
In other games not to worried
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I already have a 700W PSU, I meant the CX600M case...This one...
ive not seen this before looks like a nice case
I think maybe you're missing the point of what @Game was saying.
With FSR 3.1 AMD introduced an additional setting for the 'quality options' - so you have a tier above 'ultra quality' which is 'native'. I'll include a screengrab here from The Finals as it shows it quite well.
It's not rendering lower and outputting higher using FSR Native. You can see I'm playing at 4k, I've chosen FSR as my form of AA/upscaling and I've chosen Native 'AA' as my quality level. You can see from all of the resolution points that it's always at 4k - if I dropped that quality setting to 'Performance' (which is what I do with any title with FSR4 support when I play at 4k) then the render resolution will swap to 1920x1080.
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That is it so I was not mad in thinking it did not change the resolution , it really improves the look of warzone
sharpening 2 is also excellent really crisps up the game so to speak which can be a touch mushy compared to others