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Especially Unreal Engine 5 games, it runs terrible with those game (in my experience). I thought it would be more interesting too until I got a card that supported DLSS FG (which is arguably better than FSR since it has dedicated hardware) and I still find it underwhelming. I hope they can make both FSR3 and DLSS FG better over time, but it's not worth getting excited about, it either runs smoothly but looks bad, or looks ok but causes issues with weird frame times (sometimes you get the worst of both scenarios).
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It would be weird for them not to include both, but it’s hard to say until ND or Nvidia announce something. Didn’t AMD break the news about FSR3 (coming to TLOUP1)?
And FSR3 *can* work almost as well as DLSS FG, it just depends on if the developers implement it properly. Like Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum got bad versions of FSR3, but then following games like Avatar and Talos Principle 2 have much better implementations of FSR3. Most people thought it was down to those first two games getting like a beta version of FSR3, but that theory was kind of messed up by the fact that Robocop RC just got a busted version of FSR3 a few days ago.
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But yeah Nvidia is ahead in terms of their features/software, AMD is always playing catch up. It's a shame because on one side you get the best RT perf and best upscaler but not enough VRAM + a higher price. On the other side, you get good raster and a large frame buffer but ugly upscaling tech, worse to significantly worse RT and very rarely any innovations or game changing features (unless they're just doing their best to make a second rate version of something Nvidia created- like FSR3 trying to match DLSS FG). They just added RTX HDR, they are always adding new features and AMD can't match them in quality.