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*** The AMD RDNA 4 Rumour Mill ***

I have a 7900 XT and as long as FSR 3 gets improved I will be happy. FSR4 being RDNA4 is a logical if mildly disappointing move. It shows AMD are improving their hardware features.
Yeah, these are my general feelings too. Happy if we get improvements but can begrudgingly understand the logic behind FSR4/RDNA4.
 
There is literally a video from HUB and other channels showing how FSR4 has improved a lot over FSR3. AMD have a FSR3 vs FSR4 demo at CES. If it matches DLSS 3 then would that still not be good enough?

If it can get to where DLSS today then I would be happy with that. Trouble still is won't be able to update older titles like DLSS. If they can somehow fix this and be all the major power hungry titles then that will go a long way in making UDNA or whatever their next gen card is an option for me.

Hope they nail it.
 
Does anyone know if AMD announced anything regarding Anti-Lag? (Their version of Reflex)

Last time they updated it to anti lag + we all started getting banned in games so were told to switch it off, it disappeared from Adrenalin and then it’s been silence since.
 
Even if they cannot support older titles with FSR4, if from 9070 XT forward you can drop in new version of files like DLSS I would be cool with that tbh.
 
Does anyone know if AMD announced anything regarding Anti-Lag? (Their version of Reflex)

Last time they updated it to anti lag + we all started getting banned in games so were told to switch it off, it disappeared from Adrenalin and then it’s been silence since.
I heard/read something about Anti-Lag 2 coming.

Edit.. Ok so I read Anti Lag 2 working with 9070/XT.. think I need to scrub up on my Radeon knowledge if I move back to AMD :D
 
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How, it requires AI hardware that the 9070 has but previous cards don't. If it goes to previous RDNA cards then it will be a cut down version like XeSS on global cards vs Arc cards.

Pretty sure I read they said fsr4 will be available on other cards but the performance/quality won't be as good as rdna4
 
Pretty sure I read they said fsr4 will be available on other cards but the performance/quality won't be as good as rdna4

There was something about that in one of the interviews, looking at what games would work with it and putting it into them
 
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I guess they'll have to show it with benchmarks using FSR4 perf mode and 5x frame gen with AFMF stacked on top and claim that it's faster than a 5090.
That's exactly what they should do.

Nvidia shills on youtube will be foaming at the mouth and dozens of videos will be released crying about it but who cares? The normies don't pay attention to such videos.
 
That's exactly what they should do.

Nvidia shills on youtube will be foaming at the mouth and dozens of videos will be released crying about it but who cares? The normies don't pay attention to such videos.


They have no right to froth, the normies are claiming MFG is the best thing since sliced bread bread. So now that the average pc gamer noob is accepting of AI fake frames, AMD should so the same and interpolate as many as it can to beat Nvidia at their own bs
 
Rumour on chiphell: $479 for the reference 9070XT. Rumour also says reviewers have already received the 9070XT for review
 
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They have no right to froth, the normies are claiming MFG is the best thing since sliced bread bread. So now that the average pc gamer noob is accepting of AI fake frames, AMD should so the same and interpolate as many as it can to beat Nvidia at their own bs
MFG is not interpolating frames like it is in the 2x mode with DLSS3, it's not even using the optical flow accelerators any more as mentioned by DF. It's outright generated by AI.
 
Assuming all of the recent rumours are true, what do we think AMD is planning? Like a big announcement right at the end of ces? Or wait till the day the reviews go up and try to do a surprise launch? Just feels like it's odd that they not saying anything if these things are gonna be on the shelves in a fortnight :confused:
 
MFG is not interpolating frames like it is in the 2x mode with DLSS3, it's not even using the optical flow accelerators any more as mentioned by DF. It's outright generated by AI.

As per this new Toms hardware article, they claim after an interview with Nvidia they clarified that actually yes MFG is interpolating frames


The misunderstanding or incorrect explanation about MFG stems from the overlap between multi frame generation and Reflex 2. There's some interesting stuff going on with Reflex 2, which does actually involve prediction, and that got conflated with multi frame generation, which is interpolation
 
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Assuming all of the recent rumours are true, what do we think AMD is planning? Like a big announcement right at the end of ces? Or wait till the day the reviews go up and try to do a surprise launch? Just feels like it's odd that they not saying anything if these things are gonna be on the shelves in a fortnight :confused:

In an interview they said they are going to have an announcement but it won't be an big event, think a social media blog or video.
 
Well they never tested in game. They ran the benchmark which is a set scene so can be compared with any site running the same settings. It was 40% faster than than a 7900xt and 25% over a 7900xtx. This is why it seems like something was up with the settings.
Right, perhaps OC3D made and error or overlooked that when they compared it to their 7900 XT results. Those figures over the last gen would be well above AMD's own expectations.
 
The image quality improvements from hardware FSR4 upscaling is impressive, even though I've left the titles off, it's so clear as day which one is 3.1 and which is 4


 
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