The Korean smartphone foundry Samsung stupendously focused on shifting its stance from Moonlight to Starlight. However, one who consumes Starlight would never see the daylight; if they hadn’t been buckled up to retain the energy, then there is no coming back. Samsung, Qualcomm, and AMD are teaming up and fist bumps to create a massive burgeoning form of “FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR)” software for Galaxy phones, according to an exclusive leak posted by tipster Revegnus on X (formerly Twitter).
Revegnus has refrained from disseminating further particulars regarding the FSR project. Yet, Samsung may be suiting it for amalgamation into its forthcoming flagship S series smartphones. The involvement of AMD and Qualcomm in these areas keeps them, implying the potential for FSR to be implemented in both Exynos and Snapdragon-powered Galaxy devices.
However, an exhaustive comprehension of FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) is warranted. FSR deploys nuanced upscaling and frame generation strategies to boost frame rates in games that support it. It features adaptable functioning streaming across a wide array of GPUs, enhancing the gaming experience to a high-caliber level. As of now, FSR is available on AMD Radeon GPUs and is compatible with a select roster of games. It is also readily available on handheld devices such as the Steam Deck and ROG Ally.
In addition, a considerable point of bifurcation between FSR and NVIDIA’s DLSS slands in the matter that the former is forced to sit on the fence from employing artificial intelligence, whereas the latter actively utilizes AI. Indeed, it would cause Nvidia an unpeeled leap If it aimed to beat the technological prowess.
To know more about the forthcoming waves of uncertainties and possibilities, even a little sand embroiled in a situation where it can’t be harnessed. We must patiently await announcements from Samsung and its collaborative partners to annotate the bustle of how this technology can possibly be integrated into smartphones.
