You have everything wrong because in the instructions it is clearly written to go to advanced graphics settings and activate the frame scaling while you have directly changed the resolution and it is not fsr 2 but fsr 1.0
@@nobodys_fax1244 Not at all. FSR 2.0+ gets included mostly in DX12 games because it's easier to implement there, most games use DX12 games and it's very popular right now (+ the most optimised). But that still doesn't change the fact that FSR 2.0+ isn't locked to DX12.
FSR 2 also has a DX11 variant that AMD never released to the public. Game developers have to contact AMD to get the DX11 variat of FSR 2. It's written in the FSR 2 GPUOpen page. GOW 2018 is a DX11 game that officially supports FSR 2.0.
This is FSR 1.0 not FSR 2.0!
FSR 1.0 not 2.0
You have everything wrong because in the instructions it is clearly written to go to advanced graphics settings and activate the frame scaling while you have directly changed the resolution and it is not fsr 2 but fsr 1.0
Non è FSR 2.0. CHE CLICK BAIT...
Stop lying to people this is FSR 1.0
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FSR hasn’t been modded to GTA V yet.
Nope. There are FSR 1.0 available for GTA 5
Fsr 1.0 is for directx 10/11, fsr 2.0+ is for directx 12, so no, there will never be a fsr 2.0 for gta 5.
Fsr 2.0+ isn't locked to DirectX 12. The reason many modded games don't have FSR 2.0 is better they don't have access to Motion Vectors
@@razorclarencecallahan950 yes but those only get included in game library if they have dx12 or have some specific use of it
@@nobodys_fax1244 Not at all. FSR 2.0+ gets included mostly in DX12 games because it's easier to implement there, most games use DX12 games and it's very popular right now (+ the most optimised). But that still doesn't change the fact that FSR 2.0+ isn't locked to DX12.
DXVK also exists.
FSR 2 also has a DX11 variant that AMD never released to the public. Game developers have to contact AMD to get the DX11 variat of FSR 2. It's written in the FSR 2 GPUOpen page. GOW 2018 is a DX11 game that officially supports FSR 2.0.