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AMD Radeon Super Resolution (RSR) - preview
Posted by: on: 03/17/2022 03:00 PM [
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AMD has released its new Radeon Software 22.3.1 drivers, supporting Radeon Super Resolution technology as a broader answer to fight off DLSS from NVIDIA. Will the new feature make enough of a difference, and is image quality, not a huge issue? Let's try and see so you know what you can expect.
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Agonist
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Posted on: 03/22/2022 01:40 AM
Odd thing started happening to me. I would start getting micro stutters non stop in my games. When watching my GPU metrics, I could see the utilization was dropping to 0 during the spikes. I tried everything to correct the issue, turning RSR off, disabling my OC, and etc but still had the issues. I ended up reverting back to the previous driver, because I could not figure it out.
I'm running a Asrock 6900xt Phantom D. Has anyone else had odd issues with this new driver?
No issues here, in fact I can get my 6800xt boosting over 2500 core and memory at 2150. No stuttering, everything is smooth.
Odd thing started happening to me. I would start getting micro stutters non stop in my games. When watching my GPU metrics, I could see the utilization was dropping to 0 during the spikes. I tried everything to correct the issue, turning RSR off, disabling my OC, and etc but still had the issues. I ended up reverting back to the previous driver, because I could not figure it out.
I'm running a Asrock 6900xt Phantom D. Has anyone else had odd issues with this new driver?
No issues here, in fact I can get my 6800xt boosting over 2500 core and memory at 2150. No stuttering, everything is smooth.
Dragam1337
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Posted on: 03/23/2022 02:38 AM
Just turn Textures down in games, trust me the differences between Ultra textures and High (or event medium sometimes) is barely noticeable. And if the game has the option turn shadow resolution down too.
Not every game needs to be run completely maxed out to be enjoyed, a lot of it comes down too personal preference for instance I always disable motion blur, film grain, lens flares, and CA in games.
I absolutely disagree - textures is the one setting that i deffo notice and would never run at less than max... shadows and the likes of it, sure turn it down a notch, but not textures...
Just turn Textures down in games, trust me the differences between Ultra textures and High (or event medium sometimes) is barely noticeable. And if the game has the option turn shadow resolution down too.
Not every game needs to be run completely maxed out to be enjoyed, a lot of it comes down too personal preference for instance I always disable motion blur, film grain, lens flares, and CA in games.
I absolutely disagree - textures is the one setting that i deffo notice and would never run at less than max... shadows and the likes of it, sure turn it down a notch, but not textures...
Ryu5uzaku
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Posted on: 03/23/2022 09:57 AM
From the example images I had hard time seeing any difference
I do understand that I would most likely see some when running it on my pc.
From the example images I had hard time seeing any difference
I do understand that I would most likely see some when running it on my pc.
CPC_RedDawn
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Posted on: 03/23/2022 05:19 PM
It depends on the game though. And if you are trying to save on vram on lower end cards then textures is the best place to start. Just 1 notch down from Ultra to High won't make much difference is most games with some exceptions.
I absolutely disagree - textures is the one setting that i deffo notice and would never run at less than max... shadows and the likes of it, sure turn it down a notch, but not textures...
It depends on the game though. And if you are trying to save on vram on lower end cards then textures is the best place to start. Just 1 notch down from Ultra to High won't make much difference is most games with some exceptions.
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Odd thing started happening to me. I would start getting micro stutters non stop in my games. When watching my GPU metrics, I could see the utilization was dropping to 0 during the spikes. I tried everything to correct the issue, turning RSR off, disabling my OC, and etc but still had the issues. I ended up reverting back to the previous driver, because I could not figure it out.
I'm running a Asrock 6900xt Phantom D. Has anyone else had odd issues with this new driver?