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AMD makes Super Resolution officially open source, four new games get support
Following the recent AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) announcement, AMD is today making the source code for its powerful spatial upscaling technology broadly available to game developers via GPUOpen.
FSR is also now available for developers in two of the most popular game engines:
- Unity: A special preview beta branch of Unity 2021.2 HDRP.
- Unreal Engine: A patch that can be applied to v4.26 of Unreal Engine.
FSR is an open-source solution with broad API support, making it easy for developers to integrate the technology into new and existing titles, and is supported on more than 100 AMD processors with Radeon graphics and AMD GPUs, as well as competitor GPUs. FSR is designed to boost framerates by up to 2.4x at 4K in “Performance” mode in select titles while delivering a high-quality, high-resolution gaming experience.
Additionally, several new titles are adding FSR support in the next few weeks, bringing the total number of FSR-supported games to 12 since the feature was launched just a few weeks ago, with more expected in the coming months:
- Arcadegeddon (July 16)
- Necromunda: Hired Gun (July 16)
- Resident Evil Village (next week)
- Edge of Eternity (this month)
For more information on FSR please visit GPUOpen
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#5929686 Posted on: 07/16/2021 02:41 PM
You are, probably, confusing it with nVidia.
amd is hated in the open source community.
You are, probably, confusing it with nVidia.
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#5929719 Posted on: 07/16/2021 05:02 PM
amd is hated in the open source community.
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#5929729 Posted on: 07/16/2021 05:37 PM
If you read the code, the process takes place very early in the pipeline, it even utilizes FP16 on GPUs supporting it for better graphics etc.
how ? in what way ?
If you read the code, the process takes place very early in the pipeline, it even utilizes FP16 on GPUs supporting it for better graphics etc.
how ? in what way ?
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#5929735 Posted on: 07/16/2021 05:51 PM
It's an optimized Lanczos-2 with edge-guided interpolation. It makes use of FP16 when supported for additional performance.
Heavily modifed lanczos-2. Is not the same thing.
It's an optimized Lanczos-2 with edge-guided interpolation. It makes use of FP16 when supported for additional performance.
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amd is hated in the open source community.
Sure, some hate AMD in the open-source community, but most don't.
What for? GPU or CPU related?
If for CPU - PSP code, then yes.
If for GPU, I don't see why.
i am genuinely curious, can you elaborate, please?
It's mostly just a bunch of princesses who are picky and not getting everything they expected. Or they get a lemon of a GPU (most likely user error - I don't believe any computer hardware is ever truly DOA when new) and swear vengeance or whatever.
There are also those who want better compute support, but, most of such users go to Nvidia. Nvidia's negatives with open-source hardly matter at all when compute performance is your #1 priority, and Nvidia is still overall the better option for compute.