Nintendo Switch Pro is the first console with DLSS and tensor cores. The others are not capable.
Robert Maynard
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First and only, so far. Indeed the consoles that the game is released on use AMD APUs.
240p rez'd up to 4k.
Done 
look this may not be perfect at launch but the only way to find out is to list it as a game we want to use it.
fDev haven't approached Nvidia as far as i am aware to enable DLSS, i could be wrong obviously.
AMDs version may not be as good as DLSS, we don't know at this point.
Lets find out by getting it listed and one of the games which will support AMDs offering. this will also help the latest generation console players if you think about it, they are all on AMD GPUs as well.
fDev haven't approached Nvidia as far as i am aware to enable DLSS, i could be wrong obviously.
AMDs version may not be as good as DLSS, we don't know at this point.
Lets find out by getting it listed and one of the games which will support AMDs offering. this will also help the latest generation console players if you think about it, they are all on AMD GPUs as well.
Exactly, and if one does not like it there is the option to turn it off, simple as that.
I'll just leave this here(for a certain poster)
videocardz.com
Intel interested in giving AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution a try on upcoming Xe-HPG series - VideoCardz.com
Intel might use AMD’s FSR with their upcoming Xe-HPG series At Computex, AMD made big news by announcing its own alternative to NVIDIA DLSS, a resolution upscaling algorithm. A long-awaited response to NVIDIA DLSS has been announced by Scott Herkelman during AMD’s Computex keynote. This...
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Done, thanks for the link 
It requires specialist hardware that AMD hasn't developed (yet). Maybe they don't have the resources to do that or the RDNAx architectures were in development long before the release of the Tensor Cores in NVIDIA's architectures and they couldn't afford to change course midway through the development cycle.
It wholly depends on how they implemented FSR. If it is fully shader based it would mean adding extra performance to those operations that are the most time consuming to do with the current shader ops. We'll see I guess when they release RDNA3.
I've done some spreadsheet work on the Steam hardware survey numbers and DLSS capable cards are currently at 17.2 percent (May) of the total. Up from 12.9 percent in January.
So RTX capability is steadily increasing.
It'll work on old cards too.
Done.
Robert Maynard
Volunteer Moderator
Looks like Microsoft is adopting FSR on the XBox Series X|S: https://www.techpowerup.com/283081/amd-fidelityfx-super-resolution-coming-to-xbox-series-x-s
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I submited to help others but i don't care in real
My 6800 runs the game on ultra settings so i don't need fsr
My 6800 runs the game on ultra settings so i don't need fsr
No amount of third party magic will fix the performance issues with Odyssey.. that's entirely on Frontier to fix.
I'm running a 3090/ i9 9900k and get major drops in planetary settlements / station concourse etc. The game is broken in places, you can't fix broken with magic.
Done.
Big issue though is all this basically does is asks, via AMD, for FDev to implement it. Considering basic ship interiors seem too much effort for Fdev to work on as well them struggling with Odyssey's optimisation I wouldn't hold your breath.. even if AMD provide all the necessary framework.
Big issue though is all this basically does is asks, via AMD, for FDev to implement it. Considering basic ship interiors seem too much effort for Fdev to work on as well them struggling with Odyssey's optimisation I wouldn't hold your breath.. even if AMD provide all the necessary framework.