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maybe its slated for fsr4? To let them have time to develop it better?Both Nvidia and Intel are using AI acceleration to deliver better upscaling yet AMD is hell bent on trying to do all through software despite the fact RDNA 3 GPU's were advertised as having there own AI processors
Tbf all the people you drive away would gradually come back so it'd even outWAT? I'm not winning that am i? And this forum would be dead without me
Tbf all the people you drive away would gradually come back so it'd even out
maybe its slated for fsr4? To let them have time to develop it better?
Both Nvidia and Intel are using AI acceleration to deliver better upscaling yet AMD is hell bent on trying to do all through software despite the fact RDNA 3 GPU's were advertised as having there own AI processors.
AMD's Chief Technical Officer: 'We're enabling our gaming devices to upscale using AI'
AI FSR for AMD GPUs everywhere or just the upcoming RDNA 4 chips? Place your bets now.www.pcgamer.com
It’s probably a combination of my eyes failing me and the image quality/compression but I often struggle to tell the difference in the comparison shots used in these articles.AMD's Chief Technical Officer: 'We're enabling our gaming devices to upscale using AI'
AI FSR for AMD GPUs everywhere or just the upcoming RDNA 4 chips? Place your bets now.www.pcgamer.com
I really deplore modern tech journalists, it used to be that they wouldn't dare write an article without first knowing the facts so they don't look like idiots when publishing those articles.
These days these people are not knowledgeable on their subject, too lazy to study what they are talking about and worst of all have no actual interest in the subject, they do know how to write clickbaity crap and that alone qualifies them.
There is no question about needing to wait for RDNA 4, there is no need because RDNA 3 does have dedicated AI accelerators, they are making this assumption because as they say themselves Nvidia and Intel have that and use it for upscaling, because AMD don't even with RDNA 3 they are assuming doesn't have AI accelerators.
Well...... THEY DO, they do infact have dedicated AI accelerators and WITH Wave MMA, same as Nvidia and yes they can be used for image upscaling just like how Nvidia use them.
I had no idea this was the case, I’m clearly a victim of the poor reporting!
RDNA 3 has dedicated AI acceleration with Wave MMA (matrix multiply-accumulate) instructions,[11] which can improve AI-based performance by 2.7x and also benefits ray tracing instructions, similar to Nvidia's Tensor cores
AMD's Chief Technical Officer: 'We're enabling our gaming devices to upscale using AI'
AI FSR for AMD GPUs everywhere or just the upcoming RDNA 4 chips? Place your bets now.www.pcgamer.com
It’s probably a combination of my eyes failing me and the image quality/compression but I often struggle to tell the difference in the comparison shots used in these articles.
Microsoft's wrapper is actually a pretty important thing.FSR4 with AI upscaling coming boys, let's go! Wonder if it's an rdna4 exclusive feature?
And potentially all it took to light a fire up AMD's ass was Microsoft announcing they are natively building a super resolution pipeline into DirectX and Windows 11, this pipeline enable XeSS, DLSS and FSR to all work with the same software API, use the same inputs and outputs and make it simple for the dev to enable - once the API is enabled in the game's code then the game automatically supports all three upscaling modes, so FSR is going to have to compete directly with XeSS and DLSS in many more games going forward
AMD are ditching the non hardware based upscaling route next gen in favour of AI hardware upscaling, and with that will probably be frame gen too. There's only so much you can do with just software alone and you will get left in the dust by the competition who use hardware based solutions.
And now that MS are adding DirectSR into the OS directly, the framework will work with all upscaling methods and likely frame gens too so there's no need to have purely software based routes like FSR currently is. Use AI hardware, tap into DirectSR as a global framework that works with all cards and only the most efficient hardware will get the better SR/FG results. So Nvidia will likely still be on top until Intel and AMD hardware reached an alignment with them.