It’s a fantastic time to be a gamer whether we play on PC, PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch, perhaps even all of those glorious systems.
As each new console generation arrives, each system grows more powerful in terms of visual fidelity, processing power and speedy framerates. In the ‘good ole days’ when a console was purchased, the upgrade usually happened with the next generation (unless you count theN64 Expansion Pak).
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However, in this generation, consoles such as thePlayStation 5andXbox Series X/S can receive updates via the internet that can bring a whole host of new improvements and added juice. It’s one of the best benefits of being a gamer of this generation.
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Now, thanks to recent updates, thePlayStation5 andXboxSeries X/S can support AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation, providing framerates of up to 120fps.Electronic Artsand Ascendant Studios’Immortals of Aveumis the first game to support this technology on consoles.
Granted, despite being a visually impressive game, I’m sure not everyone will be excited to playImmortals of Aveumat 120fps but if this game isn’t your cup of tea, it will no doubt set a new standard for games that will follow. In a nutshell, what AMD FSR 3 Frame Generation does is generate new frames in between the rendered frames to give the benefitting game an almighty speed boost.
Digital Foundry reports that, in general, there is an increase of around 40fps to 60fps and 80fps to 100fps which equates to a boost of around 72% while maintaining high visual fidelity. Digital Foundry did state that there were some visual artefacts such as shimmering, so it’s not completely perfect but it’s certainly an improvement nonetheless.
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No doubt this will help set the standard for the rumoured upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro which is expected to launch sometime this year as well as next-gen consoles.
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