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Fidelity Super Resolution in 2021

The relatively new open source multi-platform 3D game engine Flax Engine has added FSR support.
https://flaxengine.com/blog/flax-1-2-released/
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Are there any passive injectors around for FSR? would make it a lot easier to test on my linux box if I don't have to open all sorts of windows apps before manually injecting it.
 
NinjaCool said:
The relatively new open source multi-platform 3D game engine Flax Engine has added FSR support.
https://flaxengine.com/blog/flax-1-2-released/
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Significant reduction in image quality though in that comparison, that need to put work into the engine to clean it up.

I was first on my phone and it's hard to tell, but on a monitor it's rather obvious the one of the right is of a much lower quality.

Unless they got the labels wrong, it says "ultra quality" but it's closer to what I'd expect to see with "performance", i.e the image on the right looks like it's 1080p
 
Grim5 said:
Significant reduction in image quality though in that comparison, that need to put work into the engine to clean it up.

I was first on my phone and it's hard to tell, but on a monitor it's rather obvious the one of the right is of a much lower quality.

Unless they got the labels wrong, it says "ultra quality" but it's closer to what I'd expect to see with "performance", i.e the image on the right looks like it's 1080p
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To be fair its not even a good comparison both images look quite low quality. Its like its not even a real comparisons and has been photoshopped like you get some monitor manufactures show a refresh rate in an image.
 
Grim5 said:
Significant reduction in image quality though in that comparison, that need to put work into the engine to clean it up.

I was first on my phone and it's hard to tell, but on a monitor it's rather obvious the one of the right is of a much lower quality.

Unless they got the labels wrong, it says "ultra quality" but it's closer to what I'd expect to see with "performance", i.e the image on the right looks like it's 1080p
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As HUB have said (and others) you cannot compare still images with moving ones (you know actually in game), as moving images behave differently for both DLSS and FSR
 
welshrat said:
Watching some of those comparisons makes me pretty happy about FSR, I know others want perfect IQ but in motion I doubt I will notice any difference.
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The difference is more apparent in motion. DLSS adds in missing detail, while FSR just upscales. So where power lines or fencing looks decent with DLSS, the detail pops in and out with FSR resulting in FSR amplifying shimmer. It's less noticable at 4k, but 4k is still rare for PC gaming. At 1440p I much prefer DLSS. It gets worse as you lower the resolution with FSR, while DLSS still manages impressive output.

If your stuck on old tech then FSR does a great job at providing more FPS. If your buying new tech, use DLSS.
 
Does anyone know if its possible to force FSR into Dishonored 2?

I actually stopped playing this game due to poor performance on my RX Vega 64 and even with an 6800xt performance is still not quite right at 4k

FSR in this title would be a much welcome addition.
 
shankly1985 said:
Myst will be the first Xbox Series X/S game to use AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution

https://www.kitguru.net/gaming/matt...-game-to-use-amd-fidelityfx-super-resolution/

#Myst:

✅Xbox Play Anywhere
✅Ray Tracing
✅4K 60FPS
✅FSR

Thanks to #FSR, Myst can run in 4K at a smooth 60fps on #XboxSeriesX with the highest graphics setting across the board, and at 1440p at 60fps on #XboxSeriesS! https://t.co/o7ZB8gS764
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If it's 4k then it doesn't need FSR

classic Microsoft with the bait and switch again, bet it's running at somewhere between 1080 and 1600p and they wanna call it 4k haha.

but hey look it's not just them, Sony spent half the previous generation calling it's games "4k" when they were all checkerboarding from 1440p
 
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Grim5 said:
If it's 4k then it doesn't need FSR

classic Microsoft with the bait and switch again, bet it's running at somewhere between 1080 and 1600p and they wanna call it 4k haha.

but hey look it's not just them, Sony spent half the previous generation calling it's games "4k" when they were all checkerboarding from 1440p
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I think you will find that these companies mean the display is running at 4k the rendering resolution is absolutely running at a lower resolution hence the 75% boost in performance when FSR is enabled.
 
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