AMD`s FSR is magic and should be a huge deal on the Steam Deck
(Windows Phone Central)

Having tried FSR on Linux, the Steam Deck is even more exciting. When they were first announced, I, like many others, had hoped to be holding a Steam Deck this Christmas. But it`s a hard time to manufacture tech right now, and so we`re going to have to wait a little longer. But in that time I`ve been spending more energy experiencing PC gaming on Linux, the base for the Steam Deck. Much has been said already about Proton and much more will be said in the months to come, but there`s one bit of `special sauce` that deserves more attention because it should be a huge deal on Valve`s portable gaming PC. AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) is, in simple terms, like NVIDIA`s DLSS. It uses witchcraft to intelligently upscale games while preserving as much detail as possible so as to enable higher frame rates thanks to having been rendered initially at a lower resolution. One big difference is that FSR works on both AMD and NVIDIA hardware, and the other is that it`s open-source. This m...