What Is AMD's FidelityFX? Every Tool Explained

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AMD's suite of game development tools, called FidelityFX, has a growing list of components available, but you might not understand what they all are for. In this video, Keith walks through each tool and provides a high level explanation of what it does for developers. 00: 53 - FidelityFX Super Resolution 02: 05 - FidelityFX Contrast Adaptive Sharpening 02: 55 - FidelityFX Ambient Occlusion 03: 52 - FidelityFX Variable Shading 04: 51 - FidelityFX Screen Space Reflections 05: 33 - FidelityFX Denoiser 06: 10 - FidelityFX Parallel Sort 06: 55 - FidelityFX Downsampler 07: 38 - FidelityFX HDR Mapper
Date: 2022-03-15

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Thanny
A radix sort is a counting sort algorithm that orders numbers one digit at a time, from least significant to most significant. It's often faster than a comparison sort.
A parallel radix sort is just a radix sort done in such a way as to allow independent calculation by multiple execution units, to speed the whole process up. Anything which needs to sort an array of numbers a whole lot of times is going to benefit from this algorithm.
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Yoo
Windows 10 is really the enemy it cause both stuttering and black screen by forcing it is own driver over AMD new driver Cazy I Hope Nvidia didn't suffer from this cause I'm buying 3080 ti.
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PCWorld
While we do have an active sponsorship campaign with AMD right now around Radeon Boost, this video is not part of that sponsorship and was purely editorial focused!
-Adam
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Garydean
I was actually wondering about this the other day, and low and behold PCWorld puts up a video about it! Stop reading my mind guys, it's weird.
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