▲ 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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Frame Generation

In terms of frame generation, AMD FSR 3 improves AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) optical flow technology and uses temporary game data such as motion vectors to generate “high-quality frames” according to the game. AMD officials said that this solution can increase FPS frames by up to rate 2 times.

AMD says it can achieve high frame rates on supported games even at the highest quality 4K resolution. This frame generation technology is compatible with all existing quality modes for AMD FSR, including Quality and Performance, resulting in the best combination of image quality and performance.

Native anti-aliasing

Native AA (Native Anti-Aliasing) quality mode can bring high-quality anti-aliasing and sharpening without upscaling, improving image quality.

Enabling this mode affects some performance, but can improve image quality and increase frame rates.
performance

According to AMD’s official testing, with FSR 3 technology enabled under Performance settings and with frame generation enabled, game frame rates increase by an average of 3x, and in some cases up to 4x.

With frame generation and Native AA turned on, the FPS frame rate can be increased by nearly 2 times compared to games with FSR 3 disabled.

AMD FSR 3 also features built-in latency reduction technology to ensure fast and responsive gameplay when using frame generation technology. According to AMD testing, latency can actually be reduced by over 60%.

Note: AMD announced that 10 more games will support FSR 3 in the future, including “Cyberpunk 2077” and “Black Myth: Wukong”. Also announced today are the addition of 2 games, “EVE Online” and “Pax Dei”.

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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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In addition, AMD announced 10 more games that will support FSR 3 in the future, including Cyberpunk 2077 and Black Myth Goku.

AMD confirms FSR 3 support for the Radeon RX 7000, 6000, and older models, and recommends enabling it on the RX 6000 and newer. FSR 3 will also be supported on NVIDIA RTX 20+ graphics cards, recommended for RTX 30 and newer models.

A number of older cards such as the AMD RX 590 and NVIDIA GTX 10 series, shown below, also support some of the features of FSR 3 and do not support the latest frame generation features.

FSR 3 introduces frame generation to compete with NVIDIA’s DLSS3. As you can see in the image below, with FSR 3 on, Forspoken’s frame rate went from 4K 53fps to 4K 85fps.

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AMD is bringing a similar feature to FSR 3, which AMD says generates interpolated frames via Motion Vectors and AMD Fluid Motion.

In terms of performance, AMD FSR 3 doubles the performance of FSR 2 at 4K resolution, and AMD showed a demo running Unreal Engine 5 with frame rates jumping from 60 FPS (FSR 2) to 112 FPS (FSR 3).

AMD said that games currently using FSR 2 integration will be very easy to migrate to FSR 3. FSR 3 will also be open source under the MIT license.

AMD has not announced an official release date for FSR 3, but it is expected to be available in the first half of 2023. According to the previous version strategy, FSR 3 frame inserts are also expected to be available for non-AMD graphics cards, so users with older Nvidia graphics cards can look forward to it.

Finally, AMD announced the FidelityFX SDK for game developers, which will be available in Q2 2023. The SDK comes with native backends for Vulkan and DirectX12, as well as a custom backend for AMD’s Cauldron.

AMD also announced three new FidelityFX effects: FidelityFX Depth of Field, FidelityFX Lens, and FidelityFX Blur.

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Frank said that FSR 3 is not a temporary product in response to DLSS 3, the technology has been in development for a long time, and it needs more time to adapt, which may be the reason why the technology will have to wait until sometime in 2023. s reason.

"[AMD FSR3] is not an emergency response to [DLSS3], it's definitely something we've been working on for a long time. Why is it taking longer than you might expect? The key thing to remember about FSR is how FSR works, and so far, FSR has not only worked for RDNA2 or RDNA1, but also for other generations of AMD graphics cards. They are also compatible with rival graphics cards. It's exponentially harder than if we were only doing work on RDNA3. […] We really want to do more than just RDNA3."

Frank also said something about FSR 3 technology and hinted that FSR 3 may not be limited to the RDNA 3 series, which may not be like NVIDIA’s patenting DLSS 3 as its RTX 40 series exclusive, but for gamers Good thing, but foreign media think we should also praise NVIDIA, because its behavior has also accelerated the popularity of high-end PC platforms, and pushed the PC graphics card market to truly enter the era of ray tracing and sampling technology.

AMD released the latest generation of RDNA3 graphics cards yesterday, the Radeon RX 7900 XTX (7999 RMB) and Radeon RX 7900 XT graphics cards (7399 RMB).

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The engine is capable of leveraging AMD Unified Compute Engine technology and delivers outstanding ray tracing and rasterization performance with RDNA GPUs.

In the Unreal Engine 5 demo released by AMD, the Radeon RX 7000 GPU reached 60 frames per second under FSR 2.0, but with FSR 3.0 it can be directly improved to 112 frames per second. According to AMD, this new upgrade technology can increase its graphics performance by 2 times.

FSR 3.0 supports Fluid Motion Frame technology, a term coined by AMD, though the company doesn’t elaborate on what exactly that means. It does sound interesting though.

AMD confirmed that the technology will be available next year, but did not disclose any specific dates.

Additionally, AMD will be making major updates to its graphics drivers, such as a technology called Hyper-RX.

The HYPER-RX is said to deliver “one-click performance and latency improvements.” AMD claims that in games like Dying Light 2, it can improve performance by 85% while reducing latency to 1/3 the original, which sounds like a competitor to NVIDIA Reflex and DLSS technology.

According to AMD, HYPER-RX will be released in the first half of 2023.

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