FSR3 is a gamechanger, playing on nvidia GPU

[Emphoise]

It feels like playing on an other machine. Card : gefore RTX 3060

I used to have DLSS "balanced" with MEDIUM settings and vsync. That was the best quality / performance compromised i could find (no ini tweaks).

I had steady 75 fps (144p monitor) in small areas, noticeably less in big cities and planets with high density (around 50 with noticeable drops).

With FSR3 and frame generation enabled, ULTRA settings (only set "crowd density" to medium), no dynamic resolution scaling, I now have steady 75 fps everywhere, even in frikin Akila city. Even if I start killing everyone and aggroing the entire city security, fps stability is superb.

Let's hope Nvidia gets their ♥♥♥♥ together !

[Vlad 254]

Frame Generation is exclusive to the RTX 40 series by design from Nvidia

[Caolán_The_Wolf]

Originally posted by Emphoise:

Let's hope Nvidia gets their ♥♥♥♥ together !

hopefully, maybe theyll give us a software based frame gen someday

[g0rml3ss]

Originally posted by Vlad 254:

Frame Generation is exclusive to the RTX 40 series by design from Nvidia

Frame Generation is free to all with a card that can run FSR3 (not just for AMD cards) to use NVIDIA's frame gen yes you would need a 40 series card but AMD's frame gen is not proprietary.

[AuddieD]

On an AMD card, 5xxx series is supported for FSR3 Frame Generation. A 5xxx barely runs this game and is massively under spec so I wouldn't go dust off your old laptop or anything unless you want to see just how low frame generation can go.

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by g0rml3ss:

Originally posted by Vlad 254:

Frame Generation is exclusive to the RTX 40 series by design from Nvidia

Frame Generation is free to all with a card that can run FSR3 (not just for AMD cards) to use NVIDIA's frame gen yes you would need a 40 series card but AMD's frame gen is not proprietary.

Exactly right

[g0rml3ss]

Originally posted by AuddieD:

On an AMD card, 5xxx series is supported for FSR3 Frame Generation. A 5xxx barely runs this game and is massively under spec so I wouldn't go dust off your old laptop or anything unless you want to see just how low frame generation can go.

I can't remember how far back the compatability goes but I think even NVIDIA 900 series can benefit from FSR3, I'd have to do some digging to find the details but the compatability seems to go a fair way back, Of course the catch is the developer needs to implement FSR3 into the game.

[Caolán_The_Wolf]

Originally posted by g0rml3ss:

I can't remember how far back the compatability goes but I think even NVIDIA 900 series can benefit from FSR3, I'd have to do some digging to find the details but the compatability seems to go a fair way back, Of course the catch is the developer needs to implement FSR3 into the game.

damn they went back that far? thats some dedication.

[AuddieD]

Originally posted by Caolán_The_Wolf:

Originally posted by g0rml3ss:

I can't remember how far back the compatability goes but I think even NVIDIA 900 series can benefit from FSR3, I'd have to do some digging to find the details but the compatability seems to go a fair way back, Of course the catch is the developer needs to implement FSR3 into the game.

damn they went back that far? thats some dedication.

I have been playing on GeForceNOW but thought FSR3 might let me run it on my potato. It did and I can but FSR3 does not help the lack of VRAM. I think if the VRAM requirement was lower, the minimum specs would be a lot less imposing. You can't put a large coffee in a small cup after all.

[Vlad 254]

This from Eurogamers back on February 2nd

"Frame generation went open source recently, as AMD added FSR 3 frame generation to its GPUOpen initiative, bringing competition to DLSS 3, locked exclusively to RTX 40-series GPUs."

"We've seen official FSR 3 support in a small amount of games so far, but the open source release has brought us DLSSG to FSR3 - a mod that works with any DLSS 3 frame generation title, swapping out Nvidia's solution for FSR 3. The upshot of this is that owners of Nvidia RTX 20 and 30 series cards now have their own frame generation solution. It's not perfect, there are issues, but fundamentally it works. On Nvidia cards, at least."

https://www.eurogamer.net/digitalfoundry-2024-tested-the-dlss-3fsr-3-mod-that-brings-frame-generation-to-older-nvidia-cards#:~:text=Frame%20generation%20went%20open%20source,to%20RTX%2040-series%20GPUs.

[g0rml3ss]

Originally posted by Caolán_The_Wolf:

Originally posted by g0rml3ss:

I can't remember how far back the compatability goes but I think even NVIDIA 900 series can benefit from FSR3, I'd have to do some digging to find the details but the compatability seems to go a fair way back, Of course the catch is the developer needs to implement FSR3 into the game.

damn they went back that far? thats some dedication.

Well as Auddie above said it would work on an AMD HD5XXXX series, but again as Auddie said I wouldn't go dusting one off expecting miracles :D

I saw in the other thread you mentioned you had a 1080, I think you'll be surprised to find it would help your card a fair bit.

I tried out the beta frame gen for AMD (fluid motion frames was implemented on a previous beta driver) with an 6800XT this was with FSR2 only and the increase was also doubled, albeit the image wasn't great and you could spot the technology turning on and off when there was fast paced motion (moving your mouse quickly etc) this created small gfx artifacts in the center of the screen (you had to really be paying attention to see it in honesty) doesn't seem the case with FSR3 although I'm now on a 7800XT after the previous card started to fail and was no longer in stock they sent this as a replacement so it could just be that.

[Sorata]

FSR3 is great but it lacks the quality found in DLSS3 but that is to be expected as FSR3 is software based while DLSS3 uses an actual piece of hardware on 40 series Nvidia cards hence why its exclusive. Hopoefully one day the software based FG can match current gen hardware based FG but by then I imagine by then we will be two more gens up on cards.