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Mind my asking... What resolution are you playing?
For me at least, it caused really bad microstutters and it really should not be used with Oblivion Remastered. It can work really well for other games, just not this one.
It's not AMD addressing anything it just added oblivion to the whitelist for FSR4 in adrenaline on release.
2560x1440
WOW that immediately helped, thank you so much. the best if got was 30 fps outside and now it's 55-60, good ♥♥♥♥!
I don't think this is an issue at all personally as I have it enabled and have zero issues with this game after 16 hours of gameplay. I use FSR4 and antilag
It's done nothing for me, the drivers are a placebo. They did nothing, as AMD drivers rarely do. The game also needs performance patches. Once again, AMD gets the crap end of the stick
I'm confused why an input lag reducer would have this significant of a FPS difference.