God of War's latest PC update adds FSR 2.0 support to the game

[WYP]

AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 tech has found its 3rd game.



Read more about FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 coming to God Of War's PC version.

 

[AngryGoldfish]

This is a big game for AMD.

 

[Dicehunter]

I don't want to say his name as he may get into trouble but an AMD rep on another forum hinted at Cyberpunk being the next FSR 2.0 game.

 

[meuvoy]

I don't want to say his name as he may get into trouble but an AMD rep on another forum hinted at Cyberpunk being the next FSR 2.0 game.

Honestly, don't see why we should be worrying if FSR 2.0 gets to be used in big name games, It's crealy another instance of a technology that should have been hardware agnostic from the get-go but NVIDIA is literally incapable of playing in a team, wants all for themselves and as a result causes the death to 80% of the technologies they develop.

There's no other way to put it, FSR 2.0 is the natural upscaling technology that all developers will want in their games, NVIDIA can't pay devs forever, eventually they will move onto another tech and DLSS will be out of the picture. Sometimes AMD doesn't even need to answer NVIDIA's tech, just look at how PhysX eventually faded out, replaced by universal physics solutions, even if the developers had to develop the solution themselves.

You can only charge money for software, if there isn't someone else delivering the same software for free, especially if your software is more cumbersome and hard to implement than the free solution... G-Sync modules are another one that will soon disappear, the manufacturers have already pressured NVIDIA into allowing FreeSync on their G-Sync modules as to not discourage AMD gamers from buying their expensive monitors.