We're pleased to see that Radeon gamers are getting upgrades for their existing graphics chips along the lines of what Nvidia has been delivering throughout 2025, because the way things are going, it looks like it'll be around 2077 before there will be a new gaming graphics card launch. If you're an RDNA 2 gamer, go give FSR 4 a shot and see what you think.
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-Fran- Good to see AMD deliver on their promise… Albeit it was more like a forced hand than anything else, haha. Still a positive for AMD RDNA2 GPU owners! *looks at 6900XT* You get to live longer. Also, this: "Support for the Vulkan API with FSR 4.1 is set to arrive at some point, as well, a boon for some games and console emulators". I hope that is soon. Cachy's Proton version already has FSR4.1 working for my 9070XT, so I'm hoping they add it for the 6800M in my laptop soon 😀 Regards. Reply
DS426 Support for the Vulkan API with FSR 4.1 is set to arrive at some point, as well, a boon for some games and console emulators. – this article Uh, yeah, "some games and console emulators" and how about an entire OS family called Linux. Reply
blppt -Fran- said: Good to see AMD deliver on their promise… Albeit it was more like a forced hand than anything else, haha. Still a positive for AMD RDNA2 GPU owners! *looks at 6900XT* You get to live longer. Also, this: "Support for the Vulkan API with FSR 4.1 is set to arrive at some point, as well, a boon for some games and console emulators". I hope that is soon. Cachy's Proton version already has FSR4.1 working for my 9070XT, so I'm hoping they add it for the 6800M in my laptop soon 😀 Regards. 6900XT club here! Reply
ohio_buckeye Sweet! Have a 6950xt. May have to try this out. Reply
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