It's no secret that we weren't hugely impressed with FSR 1.0 - but AMD has stepped up its game dramatically with its image reconstruction-based successor. Up there with the best software upscalers out there, comparable to native resolution rendering and DLSS, this is everything FSR 1.0 should have been. Alex Battaglia has this in-depth look at the first supported game: Arkane's wonderful Deathloop.
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:50 What is FSR 2.0?
00:02:56 Measuring FSR 2.0's frame-time cost on Nvidia and AMD
00:07:50 FSR 2.0 performance conclusions and usecases
00:09:24 Image quality: methodology
00:11:22 Image quality: static images - DLSS vs. FSR vs. Native
00:14:32 Image quality: camera movement - DLSS vs. FSR vs. Native
00:15:31 Image quality: animation - DLSS vs. FSR vs. Native
00:16:44 Image quality: particles - DLSS vs. FSR vs. Native
00:17:44 Image quality: effects and vegetation - DLSS vs. FSR vs. Native
00:18:45 Concluding thoughts
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