If you’ve been living under a rock (or immersed in the world of games like Starfield or Baldur’s Gate 3 like I was) you’ll be happy to know that AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution 3 is now available for both Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum™.
To celebrate, we’re giving away 5 game codes of EACH game (5 for Forspoken and 5 for Immortals of Aveum)! Starting today, Oct. 5, and ending on Oct. 13 at 12 PM CST, you can reply to this post with which of the two games you’d love to play with AMD FSR 3 enabled. (Note: Game keys will randomly be given away to randomly selected winners.)
In addition to this, we wanted to give you a few recommendations for the best settings to use with AMD FSR 3 now that it’s out and how you can turn it on in both games. So, continue reading below to learn how you can get the most out of our cutting-edge open-source FSR upscaling technology, and good luck to those who enter!
Frame Pacing and Recommended VSync Settings
It is recommended to use AMD FSR 3 with VSync, as when enabled, frame pacing relies on the expected refresh rate of the monitor for a consistent high-quality gaming experience. Additionally, it is recommended that Enhanced Sync is disabled in AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition™ settings, as it can interfere with frame pacing logic.
Recommendations for Frame Generation Use
When using AMD FSR 3 frame generation with any upscaling quality mode OR with the new “Native AA” mode, it is highly recommended to be always running at a minimum of ~60 FPS before frame generation is applied for an optimal high-quality gaming experience and mitigate any latency introduced by the technology.
How to Enable AMD FSR 3 in Supported Games
Forspoken
In Forspoken, the AMD FSR 3 settings are found in the “Graphics” tab of the settings menu. To change the FSR modes and turn on frame generation the “Image Quality Presets” must be set to “CUSTOM”.
Immortals of Aveum
In Immortals of Aveum, the AMD FSR 3 settings are found in the “Display” tab of the settings menu.
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Thank you to everyone who took the time to enter!
Congratulations to the winners: @Hiramabiff @SudoPro @gotgrant @Aria__ @venaur @wildcard1978 @baoshun @Lordubuntu @DivineBeauty @mellerwang
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Cheers 🙂
I would like to play Immortals of Aveum with FSR3 enabled!
I like to play forspoken
I have been lurking for a while, but this is my first post -- hello everybody! 😃
I tried the Forspoken demo when FS3 was added to test it. I enjoyed the game and the extra smoothness provided by FS3, so I would like to enter the Forspoken giveaway.
I would like to play Immortals of Aveum with AMD FSR 3
Immortal of aveum because my system cant run it without amd fsr3
I've never played Immortals of Aveum, so that would be great to try!
Immortals of Aveum would be my choice to test FSR 3 on my Ryzen 7 5700X / Radeon 6700 XT setup.
FSR3 is Great! let's go and try it on Immortals of Aveum
I would like to try forspoken with frame generation since I'm on an rx 6600 I don't have fsr 3 yet!
I prefer forspoken
Immortal of Aveum with FSR 3 :))
I'd give Immortals of Aveum a try with FSR 3
I would like Immortals of Aveum, would love to give FSR 3 a try. Thanks for the giveaway!
My preference is forsopken 😃
Immortals of Aveum looks interesting
I would like to play Forspoken with AMD FSR 3 on!
Forspoken is my choice 🙂
Immortals of Aveum, pls
Thank you AMD for running these community events for us. If I had to chose 1 I would go with Immortals of Aveum like pretty much everyone else.
This is why we are team AMD ! Always supports the community. I would love FSR 3 on COD Modern Warfare III & Battlefield 2042 on my new 7800 XT.
Thanks for Giveaway I choose Immortal Aveum
everyone wants Immortals of Aveum.
Forspoken! 😄
I would like to play Forspoken.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to enter!
Congratulations to the winners: @Hiramabiff @SudoPro @gotgrant @Aria__ @venaur @wildcard1978 @baoshun @Lordubuntu @DivineBeauty @mellerwang
You either received a PM from myself, or an email from community.moderator@amd.com. Be sure to check your spam!
Cheers 🙂