
Gamers seeking to leverage AMD’s FSR 4 technology have exciting news: it can now be utilized across various games, as long as those titles support either DLSS or XeSS upscalers. This has been made possible thanks to the innovative contributions from the modding community.
Introducing OptiScaler: An Open-Source Solution for FSR 4 Access
The launch of AMD’s FSR 4 technology has generated significant anticipation, especially given the impressive performance improvements over the previous FSR 3.1 version. However, the initial exclusivity of FSR 4 to the Radeon RX 9070 series GPUs and the limited number of supported titles left many gamers disappointed. Fortunately, modders have stepped up to fill this gap by developing OptiScaler, a revolutionary tool that allows users to experience FSR 4 in any compatible game, provided those games are integrated with DLSS 2+ or Intel’s XeSS.

How OptiScaler Transforms Game Upscaling
OptiScaler functions as a middleware that bridges various upscaling technologies with gaming titles. This innovative software reroutes upscaling requests to compatible technologies, utilizing API methods effectively. By emulating the functionalities of DLSS, XeSS, and FSR, OptiScaler ensures that games continue to operate as if they were originally employing the intended upscaling method, a fascinating technical feat.
Performance Insights with OptiScaler
A pivotal question arises regarding the performance levels achieved through OptiScaler. User @highyieldYT showcased OptiScaler in action with Cyberpunk 2077, demonstrating that FSR 4 could be effectively applied. The user reported achieving over 60 FPS at 1440p settings utilizing a Radeon RX 9070 XT. Notably, Cyberpunk 2077 does not officially support FSR 4 or even FSR 3.1, highlighting OptiScaler’s impressive capabilities.
Spoiler: Full Path Tracing with >60 FPS on 1440p@FSR4 Perf.is possible! pic.twitter.com/vBLB4rcsg8
— High Yield (@highyieldYT) March 10, 2025
Supported Titles List
Currently, the OptiScaler mod has facilitated FSR 4 compatibility for an impressive roster of 22 titles:
- Atomic Heart (tested on DLSS Input)
- Avowed (tested on DLSS input)
- Baldur’s Gate 3 (requires DX11.exe, performance may be inferior to Vulkan without an upscaler)
- Black Myth: Wukong
- Control
- Cyberpunk 2077 (requires FSR or XeSS inputs, known to crash on Windows 10)
- Deep Rock Galactic (tested on DLSS Input)
- Dragon’s Dogma II (set FGType=nofg)
- Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (tested on DLSS Input)
- Ghost of Tsushima (tested on FSR3 input)
- Hitman: World of Assassination (use DLSS or XeSS)
- Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered
- Jusant (DLSS inputs)
- Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
- Lies of P (tested on DLSS input)
- Red Dead Redemption 2 (use DX12)
- Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 (tested on DLSS input)
- Silent Hill 2 Remake (tested on DLSS inputs)
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider (tested on DLSS inputs)
- Tokyo Xtreme Racer (tested on DLSS inputs)
- Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection (tested on DLSS inputs)
- The Witcher 3 Next Gen (tested on XeSS inputs)
It’s fascinating to witness how open-source solutions like OptiScaler are reshaping the landscape of gaming technology, enabling broader access to powerful upscaling capabilities. As the tool continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see the advancements it brings to the gaming community.
For further details, check out the full article on Videocardz.
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