News Grand Theft Auto V Gets AMD FSR Support Thanks to Modder

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A modder added support for AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution to ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ before the tech was even open sourced.

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[-Fran-]

So my intuition was right: you can mod games in order to add FSR. That's actually one obcene advantage over DLSS that cannot be underplayed and/or diminished.

Great news to a lot of people with older games with no official support and at the behest of modders. Or people that know their Developer/Publisher is in bed with nVidia.

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AMD clears up FidelityFX Super Resolution details

Today you can finally ‘get’ AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution in games and it is a good thing.

www.semiaccurate.com

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"Great news to a lot of people with older games with no official support and at the behest of modders. Or people that know their Developer/Publisher is in bed with nVidia."

Even if Nvidia open-sourced DLSS 2.0, it would be pointless since it requires the tensor cores to run properly. It was built on them.

So unless Intel and AMD add their own equivalent to the tensor cores in their next GPU release, it wouldn't matter if they did open source and open platform it.

 

[-Fran-]

"Great news to a lot of people with older games with no official support and at the behest of modders. Or people that know their Developer/Publisher is in bed with nVidia."

Even if Nvidia open-sourced DLSS 2.0, it would be pointless since it requires the tensor cores to run properly. It was built on them.

So unless Intel and AMD add their own equivalent to the tensor cores in their next GPU release, it wouldn't matter if they did open source and open platform it.

That's the weird thing... Why does everyone just assumes DLSS requires tensor cores to run? Sure, they accelerate the type of workload, but that's saying that games "require" AVX to run or "MMX" when they don't really need it. If you want me to be blunt, nVidia keeps the tech closed because of monetary reasons and not technical ones. Didn't they actually show it running in the non-RTX cards at some point?

Regards.