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AMD FSR 2.0 plugin for Unreal Engine 4 and 5 is now available - VideoCardz.com

AMD FSR 2.0 deployment reaches Unreal Engine plugin library This has been an important month for AMD super resolution technology called FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 (FSR). AMD FSR 2.0 deployment is probably not as fast most gamers would want, however this might be about to change thanks to...

videocardz.com

Now implementing FSR 2.0 will be much easier on games that use UE4 or UE5.
Adoption should increase significantly from now on.

 

[Skifi28]

I imagine it works on everything except a PS5. Something something Full RDNA 2.

Spoiler

Somebody's gonna say it, might as well get it over with now

 

[iamvin22]

Let's go! I want to see performance increase through out this gen.

 

[TrueLegend]

It will work on PS5. This thing has nothing to with Direct X12 Ultimate. It has more to do with how Sony handles things. Usually Sony always requires something on the firmware side wether it be HDR, VRR or FSR.

 

[CamHostage]

Great news. One little caveat, for now...

Known issues​

Split-screen​

Split-screen is known to render incorrectly in Unreal Engine 4 and to crash with the native DirectX® 12 and Vulkan® backends in Unreal Engine 5. This will be fixed in a future release.

Of all the issues that a tech could be saddled with, why's it gotta be that a cool new thing ends up making Split-Screen harder?!

(*Kidding, sort of, as this should be only a temporary issue, plus it does make sense why a temporal upscaling approach might have trouble with two or more separate screen divisions. But it does catch my heart a bit when I read something about split-screen these days, as it's usually a negative. So many developers have just abandoned split-screen multiplayer in games, and modern engines like Unreal have in the past a bad reputation for making split-screen hard to develop, although Gears has continued to offer splits though Gears 1-3 and even 4/5, so Epic has tried to prove it doable. Split-screen is a great feature in the right games and I hope nothing ever breaks it up.)

 

[ZywyPL]

Aren UE's TAAU/TSR much better than FSR? Seems so weird for me that anyone would eant tp ise it when there's vakready a better, built-in solution in UE4/5.

 

[Dampf]

Aren UE's TAAU/TSR much better than FSR? Seems so weird for me that anyone would eant tp ise it when there's vakready a better, built-in solution in UE4/5.

That was the case with FSR 1.0. FSR 2.0 is much better though and superior to TAAU.

 

[Buggy Loop]

That was the case with FSR 1.0. FSR 2.0 is much better though and superior to TAAU.

I think he meant Unreal’s TSR, which is very close to DLSS although with a slight worse performance. TSR should be better than FSR 2 if we consider how bad the ghost effects of it are with games like God of War.

TSR doesn’t do this as far as I’ve seen.

 

[Mister Wolf]

I think he meant Unreal’s TSR, which is very close to DLSS although with a slight worse performance. TSR should be better than FSR 2 if we consider how bad the ghost effects of it are with games like God of War.

TSR doesn’t do this as far as I’ve seen.

Yeah we saw Unreal's TAAU vs DLSS in Ghostwire Tokyo. It holds up very well. Better than FSR 2.0

 

[Diogodx]

I think he meant Unreal’s TSR, which is very close to DLSS although with a slight worse performance. TSR should be better than FSR 2 if we consider how bad the ghost effects of it are with games like God of War.

TSR doesn’t do this as far as I’ve seen.

 

[FireFly]

I think he meant Unreal’s TSR, which is very close to DLSS although with a slight worse performance. TSR should be better than FSR 2 if we consider how bad the ghost effects of it are with games like God of War.

TSR doesn’t do this as far as I’ve seen.

That isn't regular ghosting but a disocclusion artifact that occurs when animation blocks something that was previously on screen. It's basically a worst case for FSR.

FSR actually looks pretty good with regular camera movement as Alex demonstrates in his videos.

 

[DukeNukem00]

The amd subreddit is the worst fandom in all of tech domain, so im not surprised at the delusional insane crazies that they "cant replicate the issue, so it must be nvidia specific"

 

[Fafalada]

and modern engines like Unreal have in the past a bad reputation for making split-screen hard to develop, although Gears has continued to offer splits though Gears 1-3 and even 4/5, so Epic has tried to prove it doable.

Everything is 'doable' - it's just a question of how much it costs. Sadly a lot of stacks particularly those originating in 00s were architected in ways that made things like Split Screen as painful as possible. And UE4 is not really an exception.

 

[01011001]

Fortnite has splitscreen too, the only BR from what I know that supports that... so it's more then doable, it's actually impressive.

also if this is an issue with FSR2.0, I mean there's always TSR, which actually shouldn't be much worse if at all worse than FSR2.0

 

[daninthemix]

I imagine it works on everything except a PS5. Something something Full RDNA 2.

Spoiler

Somebody's gonna say it, might as well get it over with now

It will work on PS5. This thing has nothing to with Direct X12 Ultimate. It has more to do with how Sony handles things. Usually Sony always requires something on the firmware side wether it be HDR, VRR or FSR.

Don't worry guys - I can confirm PS5 will be getting the poor man's DLSS.

 

[Skifi28]

Don't worry guys - I can confirm PS5 will be getting the poor man's DLSS.

Does your uncle work at AMD?