1 sample size does not represent the whole of all games for FSR vs DLSS, and plenty of benchmarks show DLSS being the superior upscaler lol AMD folks suckin that copium up gg, not a srs comment by the way :D lol ggs
Bro it’s simple if you want more performance for your buck and more vram get amd and if you want better experience in raytracing and dlss do nvidia stop comparing them
I have both the 7900XT and 4080 Super. FSR looks perfectly fine during gameplay. Maybe a bit more ghosting than DLSS and it’s slightly softer, but it still works very well. I switched to the 4080 Super personally because I wanted better RT performance and DLSS Frame Gen is a little more responsive than FSR.
I mean why tf people bitch about these things? I mean you are getting 10-20 more fps in Game and Fsr almost support every single GPU even the Oldest one too. And it effects the graphic which cannot be seen by our naked eye too
You dont get very different frames from better videocards anymore the differences are around 20 fps. You also have to take into consideration that developers nowadays give even less shit about making full games which are relatively bug free and optimised. So if the dev dont optimise their games only a high end pc can compensate that somewhat. But quite often frankly they cant too. Plus you dont need higher fps than your monitor refresh rate because you wont benefit from it as you wont be able to see more frames than the refreah rate. So conclusion: Buy a AMD 7xxxX3D and a 4070. That will run all games better than anything else.
I absolutely hate that shimmering! I will prefer DLSS everytime! I will mot give kudos to AMD for supporting older graphics card because I use older graphics card and FSR just makes the games look worse! I will go down in resolution if it means I don’t have to use FSR, I will even limit the FPS to 30 if it means I don’t have to use FSR. I used to have glasses, I got LASIK and FSR just makes me feel like I have glasses again
I have installed an external original nvme 1TB WD CH with the Chinese m.2 nvme expansion card housing on Xbox rear port.Works same as internal nvme. No difference at all. I don't think one will benefit from replacing original nvme 512gb with 1TB version rather that using 1TB version externally through the Xbox expansion slot. a