AMD FSR 3.1 now available in five games, source code coming next month
27th June 2024
FSR 3.1 is now available for gamers to experience first hand. Find out more with this AMD.com blog post.
FSR 3.1 is now available for gamers to experience first hand. Find out more with this AMD.com blog post.
Features stable support for RADV drivers for AMF on Linux in VideoConverter / HQScaler / VideoEncoder (experimental for decoder), DX11 support for FRC component, Linux support for DVR sample.
VMA V3.1 gathers fixes and improvements, mostly GitHub issues/PRs, including improved compatibility with various compilers and GPUs.
Radeon GPU Profiler v1.16 updates the GPU ISA disassembly view, adds improved dark mode support, and more.
The machine learning ecosystem is quickly exploding and this article is designed to assist data scientists/ML practitioners get their machine learning environments up and running on AMD GPUs.
“D3D12SimpleClassify” shows the use of a GPU Work Graph in a simple frame-based graphics application, plus learn about new RGP support.
Read the latest AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution 3 developer updates from the GPUOpen team.
Radeon GPU Detective (RGD) is a brand-new tool which is designed to help you capture and investigate GPU crashes. This tutorial covers how to use RGD to capture a crash and how to interpret the results it produces.
Radeon™ GPU Detective (RGD) is our brand-new tool for investigating GPU crashes. RGD is included in the Radeon Developer Tool Suite and is available now!
We’re pleased to announce the Radeon™ ProRender SDK now supports Python. Links to everything you need to find out more are in this post.
AMD is providing an experimental AMD extension to access GPU Work Graphs in Vulkan. Check out this post for usage examples and resources.
The AMD Tech-sharing Salon is an event dedicated to Chinese game developers, hosted by AMD GPUOpen. Our latest salon in Chengdu brought together 40 game developers to discuss the latest AMD technology.
In the fourth and final part of Finite Difference Laplacian blog series we cover scaling studies and cache size limitations