AMD has finally demonstrated the long-awaited technology FSR "FidelityFX Super Resolution" for Radeon GPU, which competes with NVIDIA DLSS.
Η technology presented in use in the game Godfall, which is a title optimized for architecture RDNA2.
Η NVIDIA has been at the forefront of AI-based super-sampling technology since 2018, when the series was introduced GeForce RTX 20 based on the Turing architecture. The DLSS-1.0 had a rather difficult start as there were not many games that used the feature and while users were seeing some impressive performance gains, they also had a loss of image quality which was often very blurry compared to the game in native resolution with standard AA methods.
This has changed over time and DLSS-2.0 showed the real potential of technology with even more impressive gains, while maintaining almost similar image quality to native resolution. Today, this feature has seen important updates in the form DLSS-2.1 running impressively on Metro Exodus: Enhanced Edition.
The difference that DLSS makes brings the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 series graphics cards ahead of AMD's Radeon RX 6000 series. However, AMD has officially revealed their response to NVIDIA DLSS which looks very impressive.
The FSR is compatible with AMD Radeon GPUs starting from architecture Polaris to the last RDNA2. The company also supports GPU NVIDIA Pascal, Turing and Ampere.
For its demonstration FSR, AMD used the game Godfall. The game ran with different presets and the results are at least impressive:
- Native 4K Resolution - 49 FPS
- FSR Ultra Mode - 78 FPS
- FSR Quality Mode - 99 FPS
- FSR Balanced Mode - 120 FPS
- FSR Performance Mode - 150 FPS
As you can see, the increase in performance between four FSR models she is big. The Ultra preset into a Radeon RX 6800 XT is up to 60% faster, while performance function it is over than 3 times faster. At this time, we do not have access to use or view the FSR in action, so we expect independent reviews when the technology becomes available to the general public.
But what about those who use GTX cards?
Well, we have a taste of this usage scenario: With the popular GTX 1060 6GB on Godfall, in analysis 1440p and the EPIC preset, we see the card to rises 41% in yield from 27FPS to 38FPS.
In addition to this live show, the AMD confirmed that FSR will be supported by 10 studios on different machines, while more information is expected at 22 June when the technology will be officially released.
The red team is working hard with developers to apply the technology to games and 3D machines. It is also stated that its application AMDFSR in the same games would require less work compared to the solution NVIDIA DLSS, since it was implemented at the beginning of the graphical data pipeline and requires minimal programming interventions.
The technology also uses an algorithmic hyper-sampling method that upgrades the image with minimal load. What it does FidelityFX Super Resolution more interesting is that it is compatible with NVIDIA GPU.
So while the DLSS is a proprietary standard for accelerating material NVIDIA Tensor Core and at the same time it is a more complex closed technology with a more difficult implementation, the AMD's FidelityFX will work with GPU NVIDIA GeForce and AMD Radeon, while it is an open standard that is implemented more easily by everyone.
It seems that if AMD plays its cards right, the FSR will be able to prevail over him DLSS in the future.
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