Arrr, AMD's FSR 3.1 be like treasure for yer eyes! Better images, smoother motion, and a surprise for Nvidia scurvy dogs! Arrr!
2024-03-21
Avast ye scallywags! The new FSR 3.1 be makin' its grand entrance in Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, settin' sail with less flickerin', shimmerin', and fizzin' around them movin' objects. Aye, me eyes be thankin' ye for the smoother seas ahead!
Arr mateys, set yer sights on the horizon as AMD be unveilin' its latest treasure chest o' tricks fer smoother frame rates with PC games at GDC 2024. This here be FSR 3.1, a leap forward in quality and a surprise fer Nvidia (and Intel Arc) GPU owners.AMD be boastin' 'bout improved temporal stability with FSR 3.1, reducin' flickering and ghostin' effects while providin' cleaner images and better detail preservation. Aye, the real surprise be the separation o' FSR 3 upscalins from frame generation, allowin' other solutions to work together fer a smoother experience.The first game to set sail with FSR 3.1 be Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, comin' later this year. Game developers can get their hands on it next month, with support fer Vulkan and Xbox Game Development Kit on the horizon.FSR 3.1 be likened to a DLSS turbocharger fer older Nvidia GPUs, enhancin' image quality and frame rates. The decouplin' o' frame generation means Nvidia DLSS users can mix in AMD's frame generation fer a boost, while Intel Arc owners can jump in too. It be a wait 'til we see it in action, but AMD be makin' strides with FSR 3.1 in the high seas o' PC gaming.