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Well its not official, but they specifically mention DLSS support so its safe to assume there is no fsr support at launch anyway. Its pretty rare for a game to add more upscaling options post launch
Edit: using a similar engine for previous game which I run at 120fps at 2k with crappier hardware than you, you should be fine, bro.
Resolution scaling and FSR are completely different things. They both are really bad though. But a game HAS to have FSR implemented by the devs to work, the resolution scaling you are talking about is not FSR
From official site:
"Radeon™ Super Resolution (RSR) is an in-driver upscaling feature that uses the same algorithm found in AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution (FSR) technology."
So, please, stop. You are complete wrong.
https://www.amd.com/en/products/software/adrenalin/radeon-super-resolution.html
And it is probably better than FSR in game because it is on drive and updated every driver version.
Bye.
FF7 remake did run well so i'm just not sure what to do. If it's the same engine at FF16 forget it.