Forspoken has been updated with official support for AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution 3 (FSR 3), which includes their new software-based Frame Generation technology, Fluid Motion Frames. In this mini-review, we examine and compare the image quality and performance improvements provided by AMD...
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Speaking of image quality, it is important to note that in order to use AMD's Frame Generation solution, the Super Resolution upscaling component is required. Unfortunately, the image quality of the Super Resolution component isn't improved with the third version of FSR, and the game is still essentially using FSR 2 for upscaling, which, as we have tested numerous times, has major instabilities in motion, especially at lower resolutions. Forspoken in particular is a fast paced action game with a lot of small particle effects on screen during combat and the FSR upscaling solution just fails to render these details, producing a very blurry, pixelated and aliased image in motion, especially at 1080p and 1440p resolutions. Also, the FSR upscaling has very noticeable disocclusion artifacts around main character. Because the Super Resolution upscaling component is required for Frame Generation to work—all of these image quality issues are transformed into generated frames and they are even more noticeable when Frame Generation is enabled, creating an even more unstable image in motion. However, there is a "Native AA" mode available in the FSR 3 quality settings, which runs the Super Resolution technology without its upscaling component, similarly to NVIDIA's DLAA, but with a higher performance cost in comparison to the native TAA solution. With native FSR enabled, the overall image is sharper, but still has shimmering issues, disocclusion artifacts and pixelated particle effects, they are just a bit less visible. On the good side, AMD's Frame Generation solution does not have any issues with the in-game on-screen UI, the area where DLSS Frame Generation often has issues.
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