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-Fran- Finally AMD. Finally… Took you long enough, but this is still a W. Also, this means Steam Deck gets FSR4.1 officially. Neat. Regards. Reply
ezst036 I bet Valve's voice in the background helped push this forward. 🤔 Still, a late win, yes but a win. That early code leak probably also made this sort of inevitable. Reply
thestryker While the immediacy of RDNA 3 getting it is probably driven by the integrated proliferation (and lack of RDNA 4 here) I'm glad they're moving just the same. The wait for RDNA 2 seems pretty dumb, but at least they've officially committed to it. Reply
ManDaddio Well it's about time. But that means the Radeon used market prices are going way up now. Steam box might use fsr4 now? Reply
DS426 ManDaddio said: Well it's about time. But that means the Radeon used market prices are going way up now. Steam box might use fsr4 now? I don't know that it'll have that effect, lol. Yes, we're assuming that Steam Deck ("early 2027") and Steam Machine will get FSR4 support now. Reply
VizzieTheViz Nice! As a 7900XTX user I’m quite pleased with this even though I’m not playing any games where I can’t get 60fps@4K yet (the most my primary screen can do). Good to know this’ll be available when I get round to playing games that need it for a decent experience. Reply
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