▲ Ice Age 2 development screenshot, official source

11-bit Studio said they “love” AMD FSR3 and claimed that deploying the technology in the game was “very easy” and helped the development team improve the detail and clarity of the game more easily.

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It is reported that although only two games have been released, “Forspoken” and “Legend of the Immortals”, players can experience AMD FSR3 technology, but more and more games are ready to join the relevant technology.

AMD FSR3 full name is AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution3, AMD FSR 3 biggest highlight is in the frame generation and the new Native AA quality mode, and can only be used with the latest NVIDIA GPUs DLSS3 compared to the AMD FSR3 can be compatible with the majority of graphics cards, so that it has a competitive.

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AMD has previously stated that high frame rates can be achieved on supported games even at the highest quality 4K resolutions. The frame generation technology is compatible with all existing AMD FSR quality modes, including Quality and Performance, to achieve the best combination of image quality and performance. The technology will be supported in future titles such as Cyberpunk 2077, Avatar: Pandora’s Frontier and Black Myth: Goku.

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According to news released today by Frank Azor, chief architect of AMD gaming solutions, the first two games that support FSR3 will be launched tomorrow, and more games will support FSR3 in the future.

Although Frank did not specify what the first two games will be, AMD has confirmed that “Forspoken” and “Immortals Of Aveum” will be among the first games to use this technology.

Additionally, AMD announced 10 more games that will support FSR 3 in the future, including Cyberpunk 2077 and Black Myth: Wukong.

AMD recommends making sure your game can run at 60+ FPS before enabling FSR 3 frame generation to reduce latency issues introduced by this technology.

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AMD officials have not announced too many details about FSR3, only the official press team shared a press release, which is translated as follows:

"FSR3 is AMD's next-generation sampling technology still under development, integrating the Super Resolution sampling technology from FSR2, incorporating decades of research and innovation from AMD's R&D department, and introducing AMD's Fluid Motion Frames interpolation technology, which will allow games to achieve up to a 2x increase in frame rate."

FSR3 will be available to developers under an MIT license.

AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) uses advanced optimization upgrades to help increase frame rates in select games without requiring users to upgrade their graphics cards, resulting in a high-quality, high-resolution gaming experience.

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According to the official schedule information displayed at GDC, AMD will be showcasing the new FidelityFX technology at GDC, and it is new and upcoming.

AMD’s FidelityFX is an open-source image quality toolkit that includes many familiar technologies such as FSR Super Resolution, Contrast Adaptive Sharpening (CAS), Ambient Light Occlusion, Variable Shadows, Spatial Screen Spatial Reflections or Denoiser, all of which are key tools for game development.

AMD has now confirmed that it will be demonstrating new technology in the SDK during this GDK conference. Although it is not clear what the plan is, is only been found out that AMD is preparing FSR 3.0 super-resolution technology, which will be launched in the next few months, so we can expect to see if the relevant improvements will be mentioned.

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About two weeks ago, AMD released the source code for its FSR 2.2 technology but needed more time to prepare the documentation and test the plug-in. With the newly released FSR 2.2 plug-in for Unreal Engine, game developers can add the latest version of FSR with just a few clicks.

AMD Super Resolution Reveal (FSR)2 technology was released in May 2021, and in September 2022, AMD released an updated version of FSR 2.1 to provide further enhanced image quality improvements for games supported by the technology. Currently, more than half of the games that are FSR 2 capable have FSR 2.1 or higher.

In November 2022, AMD released FSR 2.2, which provides richer image enhancements than FSR 2.1. The first game to feature FSR 2.2, Extreme Racing: Horizons 5, was updated to FSR 2.2 on November 8, 2022.

FSR 2.2 improves ghosting, especially on fast-moving objects. According to AMD, FSR 2.2 also features several improvements and optimizations, with the focus shifting to FSR 3 later this year.

AMD announced that more than 250 games are now confirmed to support FSR 1 or FSR 2. From this number, 110 games support the updated FSR 2.

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