We pulled out a couple of laptops using Intel integrated graphics to find out. Now we're going for minimum level hardware to see how it goes. Again, we've tested with lower tier GPUs already and found FSR 2.0 still worked and provided some fps gains. Finally, for 1080p upscaling, AMD suggests having at least a Radeon RX 590 or similar. For 1440p, RX 5000-series and RX Vega cards should suffice. For 4K upscaling, AMD recommends a Radeon RX 6000-series GPU. Officially, AMD provides loose recommendations for what sort of GPU you should have in order to get the best results from FSR 2.0. But what about on laptops running Intel integrated graphics?

That's potentially enough to make a game 'playable' on hardware that otherwise would come up short. We even tested it on some older graphics cards and found it could still boost performance by 20–25 percent. It's more demanding than FSR 1.0, but image quality was worlds better, comparable even to DLSS - at least in this one game.

When AMD officially debuted it's FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 technology last week in Deathloop, we were rather impressed.

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