God of War includes AMD’s performance-boosting FSR 2.0 tech

If you’ve been searching for a title to evaluate out AMD’s most current and biggest graphics tech, you now have numerous more alternatives. FSR 2.0, the business’s rival to Nvidia’s DLSS, debuted on the popular Deathloop It then broadened to the bizarrely resistant Farming Simulator Today the graphics tech comes to a licensed smash hit: Sony’s God of War reboot.

The 2nd version of Fidelity FX Super Resolution takes super-sampling tech to a brand-new level, utilizing “Temporal upscaling and movement vectors” to name a few exceptionally complicated tools to make a video game’s frames look more high-def than they technically should, while running much faster than a video game generally would rat native resolution. FSR 2.0 is technically open and can work on any graphics card, however it’s made with the current Radeon cards in mind, and does so best on the AMD Radeon RX 590 or much better. If you wish to run it at 4K, you’ll require an RX 5700 or comparable.

For a breakdown of precisely how FSR 2.0 works, make certain to take a look at our breakdown on the PCWorld YouTube channel:

God of War is currently eye-searingly stunning on a great video gaming PC(consume your heart out, PS4), however this upgrade must enable players with AMD-based setups to see a brand-new level of fidelity as they cross Midgard with Teal’ c and Boy. Ideally we’ll see FSR 2.0 get here to a lot more PC video games quickly.

Author: Michael Crider, Staff Writer