AMD FSR 4.1.2 Now Runs On Intel Arc XMX Cores, Delivering Better Image Quality Than XeSS Upscaling With Similar Performance
AMD's FSR 4.1.2 now matches XeSS performance on Intel Arc XMX cores with better image quality.
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AMD's FSR 4.1.2 technology now supports Intel Arc XMX cores, delivering better image quality than XeSS upscaling with similar performance. This shift benefits AMD, as its technology now competes more directly with Intel's XeSS.
Coverage from Wccftech and VideoCardz.com notes the performance parity with XeSS, but does not specify the exact hardware configurations used in testing. The rollout includes beta drivers from AMD.
However, the exact implications of this change on the gaming market and consumer preferences remain unclear.
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The reporting (4)
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AMD FSR 4.1.2 now runs on Intel Arc XMX cores, matching XeSS performance with better image qualityVideoCardz.com · 19h ago
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ASUS Rolls Out FSR 4.1 Preview for ROG Xbox Ally HandheldsTechPowerUp · 1d ago
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AMD releases FSR 4.1 beta drivers for the entire Xbox Ally handheld lineupWindows Central · 1d ago
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What is FSR 4.1.2?
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