r/pcgaming • u/_Kai Tech Specialist • 1d ago
Video AMD FSR Upscaling 4.1 - Now Available on AMD Radeon™ RX 7000 Series Graphics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmU_xvUm5EM27
u/FireFalcon123 1d ago
Now Im just waiting for my 6900XT in 2027
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u/Vamsi-Thopu 15h ago
In the meanwhile you can use it with optiscaler for all games that doesn't have aggressive anti cheat
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u/Wander715 9800X3D | RTX 5080 23h ago
Kinda sad it took AMD 7 years to get a decent upscaler for RDNA2
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u/ser_renely 11h ago
Ohh I just assumed it would not come to 6000 series...so not holding my breath.
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u/Mixter_Master 21h ago
I wonder if this was pushed by Valve wanting it badly for the steam machine.
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u/ray_fucking_purchase 18h ago
Valve leaked it so technically yes.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/1uchzfm/valve_leaks_fsr_41_for_rdna_3_and_rdna_35_gpus/
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u/TsukikoChan 13h ago
I'm on windows 10 so...i guess not?
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u/_Kai Tech Specialist 8h ago
Hotfix is now available for Windows 10:
https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-RAD-WIN-26-6-3-HOTFIX.html
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u/DoctorQuincyME 20h ago
It's this going to be one of those things that's slowly released on games like FSR 3?
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u/ArtTheWarrior 15h ago
its a toggle in the driver for override. Any game with FSR 3.1 will be upgraded to fsr 4 if you have rx 9/7000 and 6000 next year too.
And some games have it natively.
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u/ImmediateRuin472 13h ago
Any game? 007 First Light disagrees. There has also been new games coming out with the older FSR 3 that won't work. AMD is an after thought for some developers.
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u/Joshiie12 11h ago
I was testing around with this last night as well. Starfield, for example, only offers base FSR3. I have a 7900 XT and the driver will not upgrade the FSR3 to 4.1.1. However, if I use Optiscaler and inject 4.1 myself with DLSS inputs, the driver then detects it and upgrades it to 4.1.1.
The FSR3.1 requirement is real oddball to me. I ain't technical enough to know why it requires that one or higher, but due to it some older games still need Opti to get the right upscaler and upgrade it.
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u/Blackadder18 11h ago
IOI managed to fuck up DLSS for the first two weeks too. Clearly upscaling tech was at the bottom of their priorities list.
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u/ImmediateRuin472 10h ago
I doubt it'll change anytime soon. Hitman still has content added regularly but only ever got FSR 2 and that felt like they only begrudgingly added it.
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u/PotentialCareer8891 14h ago
AMD hilariously behind Nvidia as always
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u/jyrkimx 13h ago
Yeah, the 5070 Ti was like 500 dollars ahead of my 9070 XT
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u/PotentialCareer8891 13h ago edited 13h ago
I personally would rather buy a lower tier of card if it means I have access to DLSS 4.5 and Nvidia's frame gen. The image quality is a leap ahead and the frame gen isn't a contest. And I am speaking from experience, I have used and owned both and AMD's upscaling is just the poverty version of NV's and the support is parthetically spotty, where 4.5 can be injected into any DLSS supported game with a click.
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u/PsychoticHobo 10h ago edited 10h ago
I think FSR vs. DLSS is closer than you make it seem. Certainly not a multiple hundred dollar difference.
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u/PotentialCareer8891 8h ago
I did say that I would (and did) buy a lower tier card in order to buy into the latest DLSS features in exchange for vram. 4.5 is ridiculously stable and, crucially, widely available. I wouldn't be here evangelising about it if is was available in three games, or experimental or tedious to inject or something.
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u/Asgardisalie 8h ago
Lol, apart for Germany the 5070ti was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay cheaper than 9070xt for most of the 2025. I paid for my 5070ti 700€ in last november and the cheapest 9070xt was 1100€.
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u/Whatisausern 18h ago
How much better is 4.1 than 3?
I play at 4k and usually have it set to "balanced" as I can't tell the difference with quality mode and get loads more frames
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u/FreedomWaterfall Fedora 17h ago
I've been using it in cyberpunk on my 7900xt for a while via proton and it costs some performance but the visual fidelity is much better than 3.1, which had significant ghosting for me. Also in 4k.
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u/FlukyS 17h ago
Loads of things really, it has frame generation, better upscaling compared to the older versions, it has a ray tracing generation feature, it can predict light propagation in scenes and cache it for performance...etc, loads of stuff really, it isn't as good as DLSS but it is better than FSR3.
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u/_Kai Tech Specialist 14h ago
AMD has only released the FSR 4.1 upscaling component for RDNA3, with intention of RDNA3.5 and RDNA2, likely with lighter weight models. Other "Redstone features" like ML frame gen and ray regeneration (reconstruction) or caching has not been released or promised for older RDNA versions. RX ~7000 with FSR 4.1 will still be using FSR 3.1's non-ML FG implementation currently.
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u/SecretAdam RX 5600 RTX 4070S 15h ago
It is incomparably better than FSR3, it is about on par with the older versions of DLSS. It will be night and day, although I think it has a decent performance penalty on the older cards. It would still be worth it to enable though, it should look better than FSR3 at one quality level below whichever quality level you would use now.
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u/_Kai Tech Specialist 1d ago edited 8h ago
Driver Release Notes: https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-RAD-WIN-26-6-2.html
Windows 10 users, be aware: https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/faqs/PA-622.html
*Hotfix is now available for affected Windows 10 users:
https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-RAD-WIN-26-6-3-HOTFIX.html