SpajdrEX:

Sooo ... Which future games have FSR3 support planned? 😀

We'll see when it drops. I hope it has fast addoption rate everyone can use in games.

H83:

It seems AMD and Intel have no option but to copy Nvidia`s features, even if some of them don`t make much sense...

It is rather ridiculous how everyone copies each other's technologies, especially when they're proprietary. However, I'm kinda surprised frame interpolation hasn't been a built-in driver feature a decade ago. It's relatively inexpensive yet, depending on the game, can (not necessarily will) yield a better overall experience. Obviously there are some games where you should never turn it on, but some are fine.

SpajdrEX:

Sooo ... Which future games have FSR3 support planned? 😀

I thought FSR could be enabled regardless of whether the game supported it?

H83:

It seems AMD and Intel have no option but to copy Nvidia`s features, even if some of them don`t make much sense...

Everybody's copying everybody's features. Last gen AMD proved that you can cut the memory bus width, and indeed the whole bandwidth, if you build a huge cache in the GPU. This gen Nvidia is also presenting cards with seriously cut bus widths but caches almost 10 times larger than in the previous gen. This "feature" actually doesn't benefit customers at all, only the manufacturers. But business is business.

Implementing others ideas is what has driven humanity for ever. See something, see how it can be adapted, improved or personalised, it's not a new new.

Imagine if they would all collaborate and share ideas early, instead of "competing" and copying stuff after the other ones already released it. Literally the entire world is doing pointless double, triple, quadruple, thousandtuple work just because "that's how we do it" in our wonderful capitalist system...

Competition brings inovation, because you want to be better than the other competitor. Without it we will only get stagnation. And we had it for too long.

Yeah, right, that's exactly what's happening 🙄