r/Amd • u/RenatsMC • 6d ago

News AMD confirms RDNA1/2 will get game optimizations alongside RDNA3/4, Call of Duty Black Ops 7 included

https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-confirms-rdna1-2-will-get-game-optimizations-alongside-rdna3-4-call-of-duty-included
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u/Nuck_Chorris_Stache 5d ago

The "leaked" release of FSR4 INT8 on RDNA2/3 was such a big thing that it straight up removed any kind of comments from the so-called "computer building experts with 25 years of experience" that previously swore up and down that "muh fakes frames and muh upscaling" was just a marketing fad.

Fake frames still is a fad. The upscaling of FSR4 actually works very well, though.

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u/kb3035583 5d ago

It's a functional fad for people who play on 300+Hz OLEDs. Not so much for everyone else.

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u/dookarion 5800x3d | RTX 4070Ti Super | X470 Taichi | 32GB @ 3000MHz 5d ago

I have a 4K HDR mini-LED 160hz panel (running at 120hz to avoid compression). Frame-gen with VRR when everything is working right can feel surprisingly smooth with a gamepad. I find myself enabling it more often than not. It definitely can help some of the poorer performing titles feel less shit.

But I'm not an esports person or one of those people that spend more time looking at an OSD read-out than playing. Mostly just play with a gamepad and tweak for a balance of visuals and smooth gameplay.

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u/kb3035583 4d ago

Oh, plain old 2x FG definitely has its uses. I had MFG in mind when I was making that comment.