AMD have finally released FidelityFX SDK 2.0, which includes support for FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4), so now all developers can use it.
Offering an easy way for developers to upgrade, it provides some pretty big improvements to image quality with their new Machine Learning based algorithm. It improves temporal stability, better preserve detail, and reduce ghosting and in many cases the difference is very noticeable.
As for the upgrade path AMD said:
This new release of AMD FSR 4 continues to use the FidelityFX API introduced in FSR 3.1, providing an easy update path for developers. New features are exposed using the extensibility of the FidelityFX API. AMD FSR 4 is available as prebuilt, signed DLLs as part of FidelityFX SDK 2.0 official releases to ensure stability and upgradability of DLLs, if allowed by individual game releases.
AMD FidelityFX SDK is open source available under the MIT license. You can find it on GitHub and their announcement for info.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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At some point AMD needed to adopt Nvidia's approach and use custom hardware in their GPUs which necessarily would crowd out older card generations.
I'm still hoping my 7900GRE will benefit from FSR4 but even if it doesn't, system-wide AFMF2 and 16gb VRAM is good enough to play most everything for the next decade unless games strictly adopt a technology that requires newer cards.
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