Soldato
Been playing Cyberpunk recently. Not had a play with FSR3 yet. Which of the two mods is recommended to use with Cyberpunk?
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Oh right, didn't realise that. Not really read anything about either mod yet tbh. Just been playing Cyberpunk at native res currently with raytracing off. I'm already getting well over 100fps so don't really need the mod just fancied haing a play to see what all the fuss is about.You have a RX 7900 XT, so it has to be the Lukefz mod, version 0.8 is working well for me in the Witcher and Cyberpunk.
For the Witcher, just drop the files for FSR 2.0 in the game folder /EXE folder.
Cyberpunk uses FSR 2.1.
Noice:
AMD Fluid Motion Frames tech officially launching on January 24th, no more preview drivers - VideoCardz.com
AMD is launching its Fluid Motion Frames technology later this month, the company expects a competing solution from NVIDIA AMD is finally giving its Frame Generation technology a launch date. The January 24th will be an important date for AMD fans. Not only will the company release its Radeon RX...videocardz.com
24th Jan, new Driver update coming. With hopefully some decent AMFM functionality, that works in almost every game.
Personally, I stopped using the beta/experimental drivers a month or so ago, didn't seem worth it.
I guess I'll try not to get my hopes up. But I hope it works in poorly optimised games like Age of Wonders 4, might even be able to play it at a half decent framerate...
I imagine it will work in games like Warhammer III as well.
I haven't a seen neutral person who likes fluid frames, everyone says don't use it and the reason is
Ignorance is bliss from my fellow Nv users.Fluid Motion looks hideous
You have an RTX 4090 though, how many games are you not already getting satisfactory performance in, at 1440p or 4K resolution?
Ignorance is bliss from my fellow Nv users.
My 79XTX@1440p, AFOP Unobtanium FSR3+FMF on latest Preview driver is laughing at these comments!
AMD get mocked for always copying Nv, so now they've had 3/4 months in Beta and are about to launch on 24/0124 the first to market AMD FMF driver with exclusive tech for their product line bottom to top, and then mocked again.
Anyway, the fps are that high you can't notice FMF movement enabling/disabling in combination with FSR3 and that's just on a 5800X@1440p, a 7800X3D even higher no doubt.
Yes Nv is better at everything else, but whether anyone likes it or not, that's AMD coming from 1-0 down to 2-1 AMD on FG techs in a very, very short space of time.
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And before any Nv user shows their opinion on "proof" as fact, with vids, before posting "proof", find any major channel that's tried 79XTX@1440p, AFOP Unobtanium FSR3+FMF on any new driver since they tested it at launch.
I can't speak for anyone else, but my 79XTX is absolutely smashing high refresh 4K 65" QD-Oled FREEsync Premium couch gaming.
You can get 60 FPS (1% lows) in nearly all titles with an RTX 4090.A 4090 even with upscaling is not enough if you're a high refresh rate gamer, especially at 4k. A lot of games over the last year don't run that well without upscaling (or reducing settings) and in some cases frame gen is required.
You can get 60 FPS (1% lows) in nearly all titles with an RTX 4090.
Even Alan wake II:
And Cyberpunk + Phantom Liberty:
There's a couple of really demanding games like Avatar II and Starfield that can't quite reach 60:
But there's only a few titles like this.
It's still smashing everything I play at 4K, AFOP looks incredible in the settings I use, best looking game I've ever played, already posted AFOP screenshot data with native running 90+ FPS AVG fps@4K.I thought your 7900xtx was smashing everything at native 4k?
Are you deliberately being obtuse here? Or trolling? If trolling, maybe read the stickied post at the top of this sub-forum.
My comment stated 1440p for clarity, that's on the 165Hz 27" panel.I can't comment on the FMF since can't use it but if it is anything like the injection of FSR 3 then I'm sure it does work well and probably better than the official FSR 3 integration? However, does the quality of it depend on the game like the mod does? Some games it works great, others not so great. Better to have than not to have though obviously.
The official FSR 3 integration is still crap though in avatar and I haven't seen any patches to the game to fix the evidenced issues with frame pacing and UI, which makes it a no go imo. Does combining FMF and FSR fix somehow fix this? If so, be great to see some videos showcasing it as we had review outlets praising how good FSR 3 was even though when we had proper in depth look, it wasn't free of issues like claimed.
It's still smashing everything I play at 4K, AFOP looks incredible in the settings I use, best looking game I've ever played, already posted AFOP screenshot data with native running 90+ FPS AVG fps@4K.
Unobtanium it can't do, but I never claimed it smashes everything at maxed out settings@4K, but obviously your adding your own context to what I said and running with it...
My comment stated 1440p for clarity, that's on the 165Hz 27" panel.
Need to test on the 65" first as the bigger panel will probably highlight the UI elements poorly where it very well could be a better experience running native 4K-for that panel as FG isn't a magic bullet
27" 1440p however, I don't notice the UI blur as it's a much smaller screen.
Just a gentle reminder, FSR3 runs better on AMD, a 3080 isn't indicative of AMD performance using FSR3, all your seeing is a 3080 running FSR3.
Your experience isn't indicative of the capabilities of FSR3.
If DLSS3 ran on your 3080, would you compare it and complain because it can't match the 4090's output or would you think it matched the same output?
If DLSS3 ran on your 3080, would you compare it and complain because it can't match the 4090's output or would you think it matched the same output?
Meanwhile, there's this:
AMD Believes NVIDIA is Behind in Driver-Based Upscaler Development
AMD is readying its Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) technology for public release later this month (January 24 to be exact). Aaron Steinman, a Senior Radeon Manager, believes that arch rival NVIDIA will need to take some drastic steps once AFMF arrives due to its more open nature. He stated in a...www.techpowerup.com
At least there's the option there...
Personally, I will try it out on release. If the issue with camera movement, which leads to fluid motion being disabled (and a sudden dip in framerate) is still there, I doubt I will use it, as I only have use for something that improves 1% lows. They should let the user decide how this 'feature' actually works.
If not, then there's always FSR3 mods for games supporting FSR2...
I would be curious to know if NVIDIA feels now they have to match what we've done in making some of these solutions driver-based
I think what we're gonna start seeing, DLSS is only available on certain solutions, so either NVIDIA is going to have to benefit from our solution because we did make it open-source and cross-vendor, or they're probably going to need to do something similar.
I mean, the competition will never end, right? We'll have new technologies, they (NVIDIA) will have new technologies
And there we have it,your opinion Isn't proof from an out of date 3 month old vid running launch FMF that doesn't include any data from a driver released a few days ago running AFOP FSR3+FMF @1440p.It's not what I state as I can't comment since I don't have an amd gpu to use FMF, I'm going by reputable sources and other people who do have both and who post evidence to back up their findings. Sorry I don't go by "trust me bro" posts with no evidence especially after FSR 3 release and the avatar issues as evidenced by DF/Alex etc.
Most recent thing we have is Daniel Owen in terms of FSR 3 and FMF:
Like I said, maybe there has been an update or something? If so, surely must be some eviedence you can post? Not sure why you're so opposed to doing that? It's not hard nor time consuming (15 minutes at most to record and upload) and it would solidify your points on this.
TBH, doesn't really matter anyway as I'm sure we will get some footage from reputable sources with evidence soon enough especially if AMD have solved the issues like you claim.
And there we have it,your opinion Isn't proof from an out of date 3 month old vid running launch FMF that doesn't include any data from a driver released a few days ago running AFOP FSR3+FMF @1440p.
First time I've mentioned a positive experience running FG on AMD and you are all over it.
Bear with me till I down tools, walk out of work and create a vid for you to disagree with, we all know your not going to accept it regardless because NV didn't get first to market on a tech.
If so, surely must be some eviedence you can post? Not sure why you're so opposed to doing that? It's not hard nor time consuming (15 minutes at most to record and upload) and it would solidify your points on this.