As we have seen with Death Stranding, DLSS can cause distracting trailing artifacts if you are doing any sort of effect that does not supply motion vectors, so it probably isn't free to implement it even if you are already using TAA.
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As we have seen with Death Stranding, DLSS can cause distracting trailing artifacts if you are doing any sort of effect that does not supply motion vectors, so it probably isn't free to implement it even if you are already using TAA.
There will be one. I think Desth stranding PC version had something similar with AMD GPUs.
But surfacing those vectors for the few effects that might not be surfacing them is probably not a huge deal in most cases. My guess is third party plugins might be the cause of most of the issues.
For smaller budget devs I would imagine it's really going to come down to support in third party engines like Unreal and Unity.
We know unreal will support it, and that's going to be pretty huge, haven't heard anything from unity yet.
Kind of, but with reconstruction. So the same target but with another path. Found the DF Video to this topic very interesting. Maybe there ist more in the pipeline with RDNA2.
And as we have also seen with Death Stranding, your game will benefit massively in performance and be widely appreciated even in the rare cases where that does happen, so who cares? Especially when as time goes on games including DLSS will have been in development for longer and will likely do better with supplying motion vectors for everything, since they can learn from prior mistakes.
Depends on how they feel about RT in particular for example.
Console level settings isn't something which is the norm for PC gaming so while consoles will provide an RT baseline which even 2060 will likely deal with PC versions of similar games will inevitably target Ampere and RDNA2 top end with their RT implementations - meaning more and better RT usage on "high" and "ultra" settings.
Cost of implementation is wildly different.
DLSS is kinda similar to adding SMAA T2x - you need motion vectors (which your game are likely generating anyway for TAA) and that's pretty much it. For such a small effort you're giving a majority of PC GPU userbase (in a sense that NV controls 70-80% of the market and these percentages will eventually have something which support DLSS) some insane performance benefits with small to zero IQ cost.
Adding RT can affect everything starting with basic game design (lighting has an effect on this) through assets creation (optimal BVH generation may require assets refactoring) and obviously renderer. It's some orders of magnitude higher cost of implementation than adding DLSS as a drop-in TAA replacement.
So while consoles supporting RT will obviously mean that it will be comparatively widespread this next gen, the fact that they don't support DLSS doesn't mean much for it's adoption rates in PC releases.
That was the name thanks, I thought it was. The DF video looked interesting but I'm the last person won't step back if I'm wrong :)
if AMD hasn't something similar in the pipeline they really have a Problem.
Man, if AMD comes out with a card that does not have a DLSS equivalent, it might be hard to justify going team red.
I mean Nvidia is going to sell a lot of 3070 and 3080. More and more games are going to support DLSS.
I mean Nvidia is going to sell a lot of 3070 and 3080. More and more games are going to support DLSS.
DLSS is already game-agnostic. It has no more game-specific training requirements, so no, I don't think DLSS will lose any accuracy with mods.
Any idea when this event is taking place, or even a leak? Or is it CES in Jan 2021 for a soft launch of both, Zen 3 and RDNA2, together due to COVID?
I thought Lisa Su confirmed already that their 7NM portfolio for the enthusiast consumer market will release in 2020?
I thought Lisa Su confirmed already that their 7NM portfolio for the enthusiast consumer market will release in 2020?
A French tech journalist put out a tweet that Zen 3 might be on store shelves on October 7... which is a Wednesday. Three Wednesdays earlier is September 16, which is right before Ampere is on store shelves, so that might be a valid reveal date, but it could literally be any day now.
Thanks. Really getting tired of these leaks, especially these daily clickbait YouTubers lol
AMD remains "on track to launch Zen 3 CPUs and RDNA 2 GPUs in late 2020"
Dr. Lisa Su confirms that new processors and graphics cards are still coming despite the global situation.
There should be an event coming soon, Zen 3 firmware updates and rumors are brewing.
Death Stranding | FidelityFX Off vs On | 4K Graphics and Framerate Comparison
F1 2020 - AMD FidelityFX Upscaling vs Native 4K | RX 5700 XT | Ryzen 9 3950X
AMD RX 5700 XT | DEATH STRANDING| FidelityFX ON AND OFF Comparison | 1440p
AMD FidelityFX CAS VS NVIDIA DLSS 2.0 Death Stranding Maximum Settings 4K Graphics Comparison
He even deleted the Tweet, which makes it pretty much confirmed, unless he's in Taiwan on business and screwed up the dates due to the International Date Line or something.
Welp: Ethereum Miners Eye NVIDIA's RTX 30 Series GPU as RTX 3080 Offers 3-4x Better Performance
Best hope AMD's offerings are comparable to the 3080 and 3090 or is closer to the 3080 than the 3070 because it sounds like there's going to be supply issues for the 3000 series courtesy of cryptocurrencies.
Best hope AMD's offerings are comparable to the 3080 and 3090 or is closer to the 3080 than the 3070 because it sounds like there's going to be supply issues for the 3000 series courtesy of cryptocurrencies.
I checked again and it's a weird embed problem on Reddit, where I first saw it.
Came here to post this.
AMD Could Potentially Unveil Big Navi 'RDNA 2' GPU Powered Radeon RX 6000 Series Tomorrow
AMD's Big Navi Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards could potentially be unveiled tomorrow as hinted in a tweet by Frank Azor.
wccftech.com
It's like what you said but someone monetized it.
wccftech is not a reliable source.Came here to post this.
AMD Could Potentially Unveil Big Navi 'RDNA 2' GPU Powered Radeon RX 6000 Series Tomorrow
AMD's Big Navi Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards could potentially be unveiled tomorrow as hinted in a tweet by Frank Azor.
It's like what you said but someone monetized it.
Some big power specs and promise of drivers that run great on older titles I like to play sometimes would be a selling point to me. As to DLSS (2.x), I don't think AMD can really compete with it without adding the 4x4 matrix cores Nvidia has but I'd love to be surprised.
Bummer we're not getting any news before 3080 launches but it could end up really good for them if they have a real 3070 competitor announced before that launches.
