After a long time AMD introduced their AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 3 technology, the in-game frame upscaling technology is finally ready for use by those who are involved in the hobby of computer games.
AMD FSR 3 simply helps in increasing the number of frames in computer games to allow computer games to be played more smoothly at high resolutions, similar to what NVIDIA offers through DLSS 3.
The most significant difference is that where Frame Generation technology can only be used by NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 graphics cards, FSR 3 can be used by various types of graphics cards, from AMD Radeon RX 5000 and RX 7000, including NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000, RTX 3000 and RTX graphics cards 2000.
For example, an AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX graphics card was used to play the game Forspoken at
4K resolution and showed a frame rate of 53FPS without using FSR 3. With the FSR 3 preset set to the “Performance” level, using the upscaling feature, Fluid Motion frame processing and anti-lag, the same game can run at frame rates as high as 175 FPS.
Another test is shown, where the same game is played at 1440p resolution with ultra-high settings at a frame rate of 64FPS, and when FSR 3 technology with Fluid Motion frames and anti-lag is used, the game's frame rate increases to 106FPS without the need to use upscaling technology .
Frank Azor, Chief Gaming Solutions Architect at AMD said that when it launches today, (September 29, 2023), it will be supported by two computer games first, and although he did not confirm it, it is expected that these two games are Forspoken and also Immortals of Aveum.
It is expected that many other games, especially those that already support FidelityFX Super Resolution technology before will also be upgraded in the coming months.