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"An Nvidia RTX graphics card is required."
Not sure what the purpose is then, apart from showing that it's possible.
Nvidia claims you need an RTX 40xx card for "frame generation", but this does it with an RTX 20xx and 30xx card.
And I understand the reason for that is still driver level checks that can't currently be worked around, not an actual limitation of other chips.
Hopefully Nvidia loses enough market share that they are forced to support FSR but I know it won’t happen
People call AMD greedy when games support FSR instead of DLSS
FSR already works on Nvidia GPUs, it's just this hook to use FSR3 Frame Generation where DLSS Frame Generation normally would run is still blocked by Nvidia because any DLSS features are limited to an RTX card.
FSR2 did as well
But Nvidia didn’t want to implement the open standard
FSR3 is supposed to work without Nvidia implementing it
But it would still be better if Nvidia implemented it and put their work upstream
What part of FSR2 doesn't currently work on Nvidia GPUs?