A Guru3D forums user named "The Creator" recently shared a beta DLL file for an unannounced update to AMD's FSR upscaler. It didn't take long for ...

AMD is prepping to release an updated version of its impressive FSR 4 upscaler, and the DLL has already leaked, showcasing ...

TL;DR: AMD's upcoming Zen 6-based Medusa Halo APU will feature high-performance LPDDR6 memory, a 24-core CPU, and advanced RDNA 5 GPU cores, promising significant CPU and GPU upgrades. Expected in ...

AMD's FSR 4 is a massive evolution from the company's previous-generation upscalers, and the leap in quality is directly attributable to the use of AI versus the older deterministic upscalers. That ...

AMD's FSR 4 is fantastic, but there's a big problem with it. It's only supported on two — count 'em, two — graphics cards right now. Despite being available in over 65 games, you can only use FSR 4 on ...

Let's talk about what "open-source" means, because it can get a little confusing. Big software projects have a lot of components, and "going open-source" doesn't always mean that every single ...

AMD’s APU graphics have not had a proper shake-up since RDNA 3, and RDNA 3.5 was mainly an optimised tweak rather than a new direction. While AMD has moved discrete GPUs onto RDNA 4, with stronger AI ...

Cutting corners: AMD's FSR 4 upscaling is far more competitive with Nvidia's DLSS when compared to previous iterations, but it is not open source and only supports the company's latest graphics cards.

AMD says that the next version of FSR, currently codenamed Redstone, will work on practically any GPU, including those made by competitors such as Nvidia. Unlike FSR 4, which requires the use of AMD's ...