FSR 1.0

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FSR 1.0 is the first generation of AMD’s spatial upscaling technology designed to boost gaming performance by rendering at lower resolutions and upscaling to higher ones with improved image quality.

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instanceOf spatial upscaling technology ⓘ
announcedBy AMD ⓘ
appliedIn PC games ⓘ
console games ⓘ
benefit higher frame rates compared to native resolution rendering ⓘ
category real‑time graphics technology ⓘ
competesWith NVIDIA DLSS (as an upscaling solution) ⓘ
developer AMD ⓘ
doesNotUse per‑game training with machine learning ⓘ
temporal accumulation ⓘ
domain video game rendering ⓘ
fullName FidelityFX Super Resolution 1.0 ⓘ
hardwareRequirement does not require dedicated AI or tensor cores ⓘ
imageQualityCharacteristic less stable than temporal upscalers in motion ⓘ
implementation shader‑based ⓘ
introducedAs first generation of AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution ⓘ
is non‑proprietary to a single GPU vendor at runtime ⓘ
license MIT‑style open source license for reference implementation ⓘ
method render at lower internal resolution and upscale to higher output resolution ⓘ
openStandard true ⓘ
optimizationFocus broad hardware compatibility over maximum image quality ⓘ
output higher resolution image from lower resolution input ⓘ
partOf AMD FidelityFX suite ⓘ
pipelineStage post‑processing stage ⓘ
primaryGoal boost gaming performance ⓘ
improve perceived image quality at lower render resolutions ⓘ
qualityModeExample Balanced mode ⓘ
Performance mode ⓘ
Quality mode ⓘ
Ultra Quality mode ⓘ
releaseDate June 2021 ⓘ
successor FSR 2.0 ⓘ
FSR 3 ⓘ
supports AMD GPUs ⓘ
linked to: AMD Radeon GPUs

NVIDIA GPUs ⓘ
linked to: Nvidia Maxwell GPU

multiple quality modes ⓘ
some Intel GPUs ⓘ
targetPlatform DirectX 11 ⓘ
linked to: Direct3D 11

DirectX 12 ⓘ
linked to: Direct3D 12

Vulkan ⓘ
other modern graphics APIs ⓘ
technologyType spatial upscaler ⓘ
uses sharpening pass ⓘ
spatial upscaling filters ⓘ

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FSR 2.0 → follows → FSR 1.0 ⓘ