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Wonder how long AMD's hand crafted upscalers can keep up with Nvidia's neural networks. Probably not long, and AMD is adding a tensor core equivalent in their n
by WithinReason 4y ago
Wonder how long AMD's hand crafted upscalers can keep up with Nvidia's neural networks. Probably not long, and AMD is adding a tensor core equivalent in their next gen:
https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-adds-wmma-wave-matrix-multiply-accumulate-support-to-gfx11-rdna3-architecture-amds-tensor-core https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-adds-wmma-wave-matrix-multip...
- izacus 4y agoThey already can't keep up (DLSS has always been better), but not having to buy a new nVidia core for FSR is a massive selling point for the technology. Even Steam Deck supports it.
- cypress66 4y agoSteam deck supports FSR 1, which is basically unrelated to FSR 2 and DLSS.
- jerojero 4y agoSteam deck also supports FSR2 just not globally like it does FSR1. For FSR2 you need game-specific data so it's dependent on the game developers to adopt it.
- m-p-3 4y agoIt can even be implemented in consoles version of the game.
- highwind 4y agoI don't know which game implements it but the Nintendo Switch's system license lists FSR as one of the libraries that it uses. So I guess even Nintendo Switch supports it.
- hajile 4y agoWhat is the cost (in both time and money) of having to run every patch and update through Nvidia's upscaling service?
- ZekeSulastin 4y agoThat isn’t a thing in DLSS 2.