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Nvidia’s DLSS is an obvious choice over AMD’s FSR, but this shouldn’t dictate your GPU buying decisions
- Nvidia's DLSS has taken the market by storm, with its flagship RTX 4090 providing the best performance on gaming PCs to date.
- AMD FSR is good for handheld gaming, but it is not superior to Nvidia's offering.
- DLSS 3 has shown to push in-game frame rates above and beyond usual standards at higher resolutions with ray-tracing enabled.
- However, upscaling methods should not be the only factor when deciding which GPU to buy, especially since plenty of games run great on AMD's Radeon GPUs.
- AI-powered upscaling methods such as DLSS 4, FSR 4 and XeSS are becoming prominent factors in the future of PC gaming.
- The worry is that game developers will release poorly optimized games and use upscaling methods as a quick solution.
- Therefore, upscaling tools should not be the deciding factor for your GPU choice, since your GPU's power and hardware specifications matter the most.
- AMD's decision to allow FSR 3 to be used on a wide range of graphics cards goes a long way in showing where its loyalties lie.
- Although AMD GPUs cannot use DLSS, dismissing a purchase of an AMD GPU solely based on that is a poor choice.
- If Nvidia allows DLSS 3's successor to be used with older GPUs, then users should not let this factor dictate their GPU upgrade decision.
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