Find out how to take a closer look at how FSR works, and get inspiration for how to integrate it into your own engine.
A wonderful Saturday in Shanghai! Check out the first stop of AMD’s GPUOpen Tech-Sharing Salon at ChinaJoy 2021.
RMV v1.2 introduces range-based address searching, resource tooltip, and has been updated to work with Qt 5.15.2.
Introducing AMD checks for the Vulkan® Best Practice validation layer! Find out more about how it now incorporates many of our performance suggestions.
Introducing support for Apple M1, heterogeneous volume, and deepEXR. Plus improved CPU rendering, and toon contour rendering.
Find out about our exciting new plug-in for Blender®, which uses the power of Open Standards to enable you to reference and assemble USD™, and use MaterialX.
Compressonator v4.2 brings improvements for BC1 and BC7 codecs, plus API, SDK, and CMake updates.
FidelityFX-CLI is a command-line Windows® program to test FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) 1.0 and Contrast Adaptive Sharpening (CAS) on image files.
RGP 1.11 introduces ray tracing call targets, enhancements to cache counters, and more.
The source code for AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution is now available here on GPUOpen. But that’s not all…
Our Blender® add-on, Autodesk® Maya® plug-in, and the SideFX® Houdini™ (USD) plug-in now incorporate the latest Radeon™ ProRender SDK.
Xbox developers can now access a preview of FSR in the Xbox Game Development Kit.
The source code is coming to GPUOpen mid July, but you can find out how it works here on our new FSR page.
