[LOOKBACK] FidelityFX Super Resolution: It’s not AMD’s DLSS!
Since Nvidia released its DLSS, a matching feature from AMD has been eagerly awaited. Finally, it’s named FidelityFX Super Resolution, with the striking ability to be integrated into any hardware you want. Despite having not shown up in any AMD hardware items or provoking controversy in the PC world, FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) poses an explicit threat to Nvidia’s DLSS. Its functions and how it gives users more fps for free are not revolutionary, but by no means is the FSR a clumsy duplication of DLSS. This feature would surprisingly be outpacing Nvidia’s counterpart. FSR’s working mechanism FSR and DLSS bear close resemblances in the way they streamline our frames. The newest graphics feature from AMD helps refine images, making in-game frames look like they are rendered at a higher resolution than they actually are. In other words, a game at 1080p boosted by FSR would render a playback experience much like that of 1440p. FSR’s final effects on our frames are not a far cry from