Soldato
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AMD's FSR Redstone upgrades are a match for DLSS, even if they slay a sacred cow to do it
AMD are launching FSR Redstone upgrades to their upscaling and frame gen that rival Nvidia DLSS on quality. Here's what they do, and our testing impressions.www.rockpapershotgun.com
"Quality-wise, mind, FSR has again caught up with DLSS."
"FSR Redstone is a refreshingly assertive statement from AMD. Nvidia have been showing their necks to the Radeon business, bringing out two successive generations of graphics cards marked by high prices and weak performance gains, and yet AMD have never gone for the jugular. There’s a sense that this is changing: Redstone has identified that the real reason to buy GeForce is the superiority of DLSS, and simply by copying Nvidia's homework, has cut that advantage down to a sliver."
That'll no doubt annoy some people on here.![]()
If the image quality is right, then all it takes is frame pacing and having it in the same amount of games (at least) as DLSS is in.
Knowing AMD, I wouldn't be too surprised if they just launch it and don't bother too much with pushing the tech with the devs.