AMD executives responded to questions from the Star Game: it did not stop Society B from adding DLSS technology.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for clue delivery! CTOnews.com August 26 news, AMD announced in June this year and B (Bethesda) established a partnership to become the exclusive PC partner of the "Star" game. CTOnews.com previously reported that Starry Sky recently opened a preload, showing that it only supports AMD FSR 2, and no DLL files related to NVIDIA DLSS and Intel XeSS technology were found.

AMD, through its partnership with B, requested that DLSS and XeSS not be provided for Starry Sky games.

Frank Azor, AMD's chief architect for gaming solutions, stressed in an interview with The Verge that "if Company B wants to add DLSS, we will fully support it."

Azor said that the company paid the cooperation payment, only requires the game and graphics card bundle sales, although AMD also hopes that B community can give priority to AMD graphics cards, in order to give full play to AMD graphics card performance, but this is only a suggestion, not mandatory requirements.

Azor said that one of the main reasons why Club B prioritizes FSR is game consoles. Microsoft Xbox Series S| The X game console comes with AMD chips and matching graphics cards, while DLSS currently only runs on NVIDIA graphics cards.

Azor made it clear: "If B asks our opinion, then we will unconditionally agree to support DLSS."

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