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AMD’s new resolution scaling technology could work with all games

By Victor Carollo
December 29, 2021
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AMD is reportedly working on a new resolution scaling technology that would be compatible with almost any video game.

According to VideoCardz sources, the semiconductor giant is currently working on Radeon Super Resolution (RSR), which builds on AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) technology released earlier this year.

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RSR, which would be based on the FSR 1.0 algorithm, will not require developers to support a certain game. Instead, the sampling technology will rely exclusively on the Radeon software driver. Any video game offering a full screen option will therefore be compatible with AMD’s Radeon Super Resolution.

AMD’s upcoming resolution technology is expected to launch next month and would support both RDNA 1 and RDNA 2 architectures, which serve as the basis for the company’s graphics cards.

It is currently unclear whether RSR will support non-AMD GPUs from Intel and Nvidia. As Wccftech points out, the latter’s Image Scaling technology is compatible with AMD and Intel graphics cards via lossless scaling. However, if RSR is limited to the AMD driver, it would only be compatible with AMD GPUs.

Image scaling solutions improve performance by reconstructing an image from a lower resolution, essentially putting less strain on the graphics card. If RSR were to come to fruition, it would be another development in scaling technologies.

This specific area has become somewhat of an unusual avenue where major companies in the IT industry – Nvidia, Intel, and AMD – have developed scaling technologies to compete in the rapidly growing PC gaming market. .

Team Green has already gained a foothold in space with DLSS and DLSS 2.X. AMD hit back with FSR, but Nvidia responded by updating its Image Scaling technology in November, subsequently providing support for virtually all PC games.

Yet AMD’s FSR has been a success since its launch because it is “the fastest adopted software gaming technology in AMD history.” Intel, meanwhile, will enter the upgrade market with XeSS in anticipation of Team Blue’s upcoming Arc Alchemist graphics card line. It will effectively combine the best features of the aforementioned oversampling programs from AMD and Nvidia.

As the RSR launch is slated for January 2022, we expect AMD to officially showcase the upcoming technology next week at CES 2022. Along with showcasing its next-gen processors, the company is also expected to unveil a new one. GPU lineup at the event too.

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