Although AMD will hold its Gamescom 2023 Gaming Festival in a few hours, a slide from its presentation was leaked online, revealing the first games that will use its FSR 3.0 tech.
According to this official leaked slide, shared by Videocardz, the first games that will take advantage of AMD FSR 3.0 are Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum.
Similar to NVIDIA DLSS 3 Frame Generation, FSR 3.0 will implement a technique to create new frames. AMD is calling its technique Fluid Motion Frames.
AMD has also shared an image, showcasing the performance improvements of FSR 3.0. Funny enough, AMD does exactly what NVIDIA does with its own benchmarks. In other words, it compares native resolution (in this case 4K) with FSR 3.0 Performance Mode, and does not include any numbers for FSR 2.0.
What’s interesting here is that Immortals of Aveum already supports DLSS 3 Frame Generation. As such, it will be the perfect game to benchmark and compare AMD FSR 3.0 against NVIDIA’s AI-powered tech. Will AMD’s solution be able to match what NVIDIA is currently offering?
Lastly, it appears that Starfield will not support AMD FSR 3.0 at launch. The reason I’m mentioning this is because a rumor surfaced last week, suggesting that it would. So now you know why we didn’t comment on that rumor. Its source has made numerous mistakes in the past and relies heavily on simply guessing/assuming things. Since AMD has partnered with Bethesda for Starfield, they assumed that it would be the first game to use it (without having anything to back up those false claims). However, as this official slide indicates, the first two games that will support FSR 3.0 will be Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum and not Starfield.
My guess is that Starfield will add support for AMD’s new tech via a post-launch update. If I had to guess, I’d say that this will most likely happen in 2024. After all, there is still no ETA on when Forspoken or Immortals of Aveum will support FSR 3.0.
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Wow. It was 2023 or bust and looks like they might have done it. They’ve surprised in the past (fsr 2), very interested in seeing how this holds up. And anti-lag+ may finally be their answer to nvidia reflex. We shall see.
Yes! This is fantastic news. The whole world was waiting on purchasing Forspoken and Aveum until they got FSR 3.0
Going to just be another also-ran tech that is left in the dust by proper hardware based upscaling. When Intel beats your image quality on their first attempt, you know you done goofed.
Still, will be interesting to see if it can translate to console and whether that’ll help with the deluge of 30fps 1080p Unreal5 games about to hit :-/
You do realise they were being facecious right?
who were?
i was making a statement on the state of the non-hardware based upscaler AMD uses compared to the superior competition
You do realise this is a welcome addition and entry point to frame generation tech that isn’t tied to just nvidia’s latest (and generally poorly reviewed) generation of cards right? Why so much negativity towards something that can be impletemented for free on any gpu? Nvidia already dominates the market, you do realise this is part of why the prices have been rising right? Why kicking are you kicking the half dead horse? You do realise competition positively affects the market right?
its not really competition though, right? and calling them out makes sure they know it’s not acceptable, therefore making them try harder.
There’s a lot of room for improvement, still its a software based solution, they put resources into this and its avaliable for free, might at least give it a chance, it hasnt even come out…
You do realize you should go back to Reddit right?
So we won’t be able to see the difference, since nobody plays this shït.
ι play all action games but iw will play forspoken when it will be on a hugr discount. and immortal of avenum also later as nwo iam busy with hogwards legacy and today i started saints row. i play all action games.
When the games are horribly optimized and an upscaler is the main feature…
I do commend AMD though, on keeping their upscaling techniques hardware agnostic. Nvidia really pulled a fast one with DLSS 3 only supported by the 4000 series cards, and let’s face it, you actually need an RTX 4070 and above to really get the performance improvements of DLSS 3 – RTX 4060 and lower have issues due to latency because of their bus sizes and memory interfaces.
That said, these two games, nobody really cares about. Aside from running poorly, the gameplay is also not great – these are mediocre titles at best.
I do wish that AMD will bring FSR 3.0 to more titles in the coming future – it will allow a lot more players to get performance uplifts in new titles.
Do we know for sure that this is hardware agnostic? Cause I will say, I’m really not convinced yet that full on quality frame generation that doesn’t cause dramatic artifacting and worse input latency is possible without hardware acceleration.
Nvidia’s FG only boosts (well) on CPU bount scenarios, I wonder if this is the case with FSR3 as well.
2 sh*t g@ymes no one gives a single cr@p about. fck amd and those p0zed devs
the only reason they have sold and will sell a few thousand copies is direct storage 1.1 and FSR 3
those games fit AMD perfectly
If AMD ever gets to the 4070 Ti performance with the 4070 consumption, the game is on.
If AMD ever gets to the 4070 Ti performance with the 4070 consumption, the game is on.
both magic based games both suck
Imagine a publisher with their own head so far up their backside that he or she thinks FSR 3.0 will actually save the turd from being a complete write-off.
They seriously could NOT have thought gamers (Fortnite players) would be eating up Forspoken, with it’s fugly and insufferable protagonist.
Not having FSR 3’s launch title be one of the most anticipated games of the year (Starfield) is a massive missed opportunity AMD will likely never get again. Makes no sense to me as Starfield is officially an AMD sponsored game too 🤦🏻♂️
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AMD = Atrociously Mediocre Devices
No surprise. 99% of the time AMD is behind the worst and buggiest titles out there. Nowadays they are the VRAM crusaders after all. Bloody smokes.