WYP
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Most hardware is supported, but not all hardware is recommended.
Read more about AMD's hardware requirements for FSR 3.
Read more about AMD's hardware requirements for FSR 3.
Can you run it? AMD details FSR 3's hardware requirements
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AlienALX
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Been doing some reading about this. Their frame gen works on every card. So unlike Nvidia, who apparently can't make their new DLSS work on the 30 series, AMD are opening it up big time.
This is superb news. I can also understand now why they did not bother putting DLSS in Starfield, as why bother if only 40 series owners can use it?
This is superb news. I can also understand now why they did not bother putting DLSS in Starfield, as why bother if only 40 series owners can use it?
KingNosser
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This is just the straight up difference between AMD and Nvidia, amd are far more open and support where they can on all things, Nvidia on the other hand want the feature to be on the newest cards i'm sure it'd work on older but that isnt Nvidias choice they simply want the selling point and to force obsolescence, it's really that simple.
AlienALX
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Funny thing is they both use it as a selling technique, yet in the completely opposite way.
Then again as I said in another thread they have a lot of 6000 series cards still out there for sale, so they would be flat out dumb to pull an Nvidia and render them all paperweights like Nvidia have with the 30 series.
Had I bought a 30 series? I would never buy Nvidia again. Two years and the cards are either running out of VRAM or EOL.
KingNosser
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Well they are companies, but i simply never have liked how Nvidia have gen locked some things and that for me happened on the old 7k series and the 970's i had, of course you can understand 2k series and then once 3k come along really should have better support but na 4k series only suck eggs just doesn't sit well with me.
It's not to say nvidia don't make decent cards but your always forced up the stack for the decent stuff.
Still over the next 10 years Nvidia most likely will have a better run of things than even now thanks to gddr7 will sort a lot of the issues they have, but it's going to get really tight between them all i.e Intel AMD and Nvidia as the shift is happening and all i can say about AMD with 8k series is at least they are learning to launch when more ready and simply work out the issues as otherwise had they gone ahead it would damage the gains they are making.
My main gripe in general is the lack of awareness that other brands are now far more viable that stigma of course was earned, but it really damaged them and you know yourself that ok your have the odd issue sometimes, but it's no where like that reputation absolute night and day difference.
It's not to say nvidia don't make decent cards but your always forced up the stack for the decent stuff.
Still over the next 10 years Nvidia most likely will have a better run of things than even now thanks to gddr7 will sort a lot of the issues they have, but it's going to get really tight between them all i.e Intel AMD and Nvidia as the shift is happening and all i can say about AMD with 8k series is at least they are learning to launch when more ready and simply work out the issues as otherwise had they gone ahead it would damage the gains they are making.
My main gripe in general is the lack of awareness that other brands are now far more viable that stigma of course was earned, but it really damaged them and you know yourself that ok your have the odd issue sometimes, but it's no where like that reputation absolute night and day difference.
People dont want to invest in high sums of money to be disappointed.
Its hard to convince someone to drop £700 on an AMD cpu and mobo when they used Intel all their lives. Worse so, for GPUs given todays pricing.
I dont think it has anything to do with brand loyalty or being nvidia fanboy etc. I think its just those consumers (including me) don't know how to optimise different architecture compared to what I use now. I know AMD make amazing CPUs now, but its still hard for me to jump over to AMD unless their prices are too good to be true.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Just like Intel, AMD platform is basically self running at near peak out of the box. Set everything to auto. All you really do now a days in go into BIOS turn on XMP or whatever and save and boot for Intel or AMD. If you ever want to go into more OC then most of the terms are the same from board brands across platforms. Overclocking is simple and not what it used to be. I wouldn't be to apprehensive especially because I already know you are more than smart enough to figure out the little differences between platforms
AlienALX
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my little 470 aint supported
Are you surprised?
I mean, maybe now is the time to go 5700/XT or something, as they are supported. They're also cheap AF now.
KingNosser
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Just like Intel, AMD platform is basically self running at near peak out of the box. Set everything to auto. All you really do now a days in go into BIOS turn on XMP or whatever and save and boot for Intel or AMD. If you ever want to go into more OC then most of the terms are the same from board brands across platforms. Overclocking is simple and not what it used to be. I wouldn't be to apprehensive especially because I already know you are more than smart enough to figure out the little differences between platforms
This, the difference is minor, even thou i had more to say the page crashed and so my slight blurb was vanished.
All I know is I don't regret my choice had next to no issues, and driver wise I much prefer it, the issues I have with Intel and nvidia is stagnation and increasing prices, but i'd give Intel GPU's a try when they make something viable, but why would i trade a 6800XT for 3060 performance.
fair enough people less technical I can understand but if you build your own PC's and know generally enough your not going to have issues, it's not like zen1 launch it's all been worked out.
The change will come once AMD have better DXR performance and imho don't worry it'll happen then people will soon change their minds, if you had the newer cards from amd well HypeRX in Q1 gives you something Nvidia don't have atm but i am sure that Nvidia will work it out ASAP.
But when Nvidia can make a H100 for 3k and sell it for 30k what do they really care about ? Same as any company milk it and make money.
but there the stigma was earned and it's not like Intel in the GPU market doesn't have the same problem so it is what it is, but i do feel it will all change unless somehow were all switching to riscV and x86 is doomed what a pipe dream outside of servers atm is my thought on that, but change always happens and the pendulum always swings.
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