AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution FSR working on old laptop Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 1st Gen from 2012 with Intel HD 4000 iGPU. DOTA 2 gaming tested. FSR requires shader model 5.0 which was introduced with the HD 4000. 0:00 Native vs scaled vs FSR compared 1:12 Detail analysis FSR on/off 2:22 Intense battle FSR on 50% 4:05 Intense battle scaling 50% 5:48 Intense battle native 900P 7:35 Conclusion Music Ultima Online 1997: th-cam.com/video/lHaTJ-iOUpM/w-d-xo.html
No, It can't. But maybe lossless scaling (paid app, buy on steam) or magpie (free). Those are frame fenerators with fsr built in. Turn on a game on windowed mode and low resolution and ativate one of those apps. It is cpu bound and gelps when you are limited by gpu.
Either the HD 4000 is dropping a lot of the effects FSR uses or it's just faster than a Vega 8 at whatever FSR does (video effects?). You're using the built in FSR though right? Not the driver or 'Lossless Scaling' ones?
AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution FSR working on old laptop Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon 1st Gen from 2012 with Intel HD 4000 iGPU. DOTA 2 gaming tested. FSR requires shader model 5.0 which was introduced with the HD 4000.
0:00 Native vs scaled vs FSR compared
1:12 Detail analysis FSR on/off
2:22 Intense battle FSR on 50%
4:05 Intense battle scaling 50%
5:48 Intense battle native 900P
7:35 Conclusion
Music Ultima Online 1997: th-cam.com/video/lHaTJ-iOUpM/w-d-xo.html
Tbh the most impressive thing is that there _is_ a performance benefit over running at native even if just barely.
Yes that was the point of this video, that it works at all on ancient GPUs
can FSR give consistent 30-35fps on Intel4000 because if it does, I can finally come back to dota 2.
No, It can't. But maybe lossless scaling (paid app, buy on steam) or magpie (free). Those are frame fenerators with fsr built in. Turn on a game on windowed mode and low resolution and ativate one of those apps. It is cpu bound and gelps when you are limited by gpu.
Can you show how to install FSR on intel igpu´s? i cant find the way
The games have to support it or you use the App "Lossless Scaling" on Steam
i dont know but interger scaling work better and have less fps impact
Bro not working properly it reduces my fps vega 8 igpu very sad
Either the HD 4000 is dropping a lot of the effects FSR uses or it's just faster than a Vega 8 at whatever FSR does (video effects?). You're using the built in FSR though right? Not the driver or 'Lossless Scaling' ones?
Use dual channel ram with high frequency.