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Asus already got theirs out 2 weeks ago though.

RSR is literally FSR1 on driver level. The difference is that FSR is implemented in-engine and can be done before GUI, post process or whatever, while RSR works on final image. The scaling algorithms are the same.

To quote AMD, it's "HYPR-RX with Fluid Motion Frames" or "AMD Fluid Motion Frames", not FSR-anything. FSR 3 uses Frame Generation and while the algorithms might be similar, due the way each work they're not the same nor should be called the same.

Still no fix, so you'll just keep intentionally spreading misinformation among consumers? @W1zzard @btarunr I hope you'll return the favor and next call anything even remotely related to NVIDIA and scaling, like "NVIDIA Image Scaling", "Dynamic Resolution Scaling" etc DLSS from now on, and...

AMD has very clearly separated AFMF from FSR in all their materials and it's for a reason. Technologies under FidelityFX moniker are part of their open source technologies, available for all. AFMF, while similar to frame gen component of FSR3, isn't open source nor part of FidelityFX and is...

Seriously @btarunr fix your news, or is this intentional FSR trashing?

Nope, it's third. First came the one supporting handful of games and rx7000, then all DX11/12 with rx6000 support included and now this

How can you release this bullcrap? It's AFMF Driver, not FSR3 FMF. They are NOT the same thing. It didn't, but they released 2nd set with universal dx11/12 AFMF Driver with support for RX6000 back in September

Seriously, wtf is this non-news? Pro-tip: there's nothing to add/implement/whatever - they can run FSR already, it's up to the software devs using or not using it and if they do implement it nothing will limit it to specific brands or socs

err, these were launched already a month ago?

VideoCardz stuff is bogus, Jack Huynh has held that position since Rick Bergman retired in April (https://www.amd.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2023-4-4-amd-names-jack-huynh-senior-vice-president-and-gen.html) Scott Herkelman was SVP & GM of Graphics Business Unit Jack Huynh is and was SVP & GM...

You shouldn't read manufacturer PR like gospel or whatever. Optical Flow Accelerator has been present since Turing (even if the latest in Ada is more powerful and/or advanced). Only thing 4th gen Tensors add is support for even lower FP precision which definitely isn't required for any version...

You got the Grace/Hopper image there even though this is Grace/Grace

Currently not, but according to Financial Times they have put together a team to build them full blown SoCs (they already have IP for most if not all parts from in-house development). This goes in line with the Intel+Arm announcement regarding Intel 18A, which specifically mentions building...

Err, is this really correct? Or rather, what's new? NZXT had already Kraken AIOs with Asetek 7th gen pumps, lcd screens and whatnot in 2020?