Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
This is the Steam version of the game without the special-K mod. Possibly performance / frametimes are better with the mod on, since I am playing with a controller.
The game has every setting set to 'highest' + TAA with the exception of motion blur, which I disabled as my preference. The game resolution is set to 3200x1800 with 100% (no re-scaling) and is being upscaled to 4K with Radeon Image Sharpening.
I had to admit, I have a hard time telling a difference between 1800P + RIS upscaling compared to native 4K. I would have to be picky about really fine details to tell. The gameplay is extremely smooth, and it looks stunning in 4K HDR with Freesync 2, it's an incredible experience.
As for the colors in the video... Radeon Relive does not support HDR recording yet. I am really sorry for this.
CPU: Ryzen 3700X
Mobo: MSI b450 Gaming PLUS
GPU: AMD Radeon VII @1900 MHz (+150 overclock), Memory clock: 1050 MHz @ 1080mv. Custom fan curve.
RAM: Team Group TUF DDR4 3000 MT/s
Radeon Anti-lag is on.
Gameplay resolution at 1800p with everything maxed and with TAA minus motion blur.
Gameplay recorded with Radeon Relive. Performance while recording decreases by some margin. Normally, the GPU power consumption sits between 150 and 210 watts.
This is the Steam version of the game without the special-K mod. Possibly performance / frametimes are better with the mod on, since I am playing with a controller.
The game has every setting set to 'highest' + TAA with the exception of motion blur, which I disabled as my preference. The game resolution is set to 3200x1800 with 100% (no re-scaling) and is being upscaled to 4K with Radeon Image Sharpening.
I had to admit, I have a hard time telling a difference between 1800P + RIS upscaling compared to native 4K. I would have to be picky about really fine details to tell. The gameplay is extremely smooth, and it looks stunning in 4K HDR with Freesync 2, it's an incredible experience.
As for the colors in the video... Radeon Relive does not support HDR recording yet. I am really sorry for this.
CPU: Ryzen 3700X
Mobo: MSI b450 Gaming PLUS
GPU: AMD Radeon VII @1900 MHz (+150 overclock), Memory clock: 1050 MHz @ 1080mv. Custom fan curve.
RAM: Team Group TUF DDR4 3000 MT/s
Radeon Anti-lag is on.
Gameplay resolution at 1800p with everything maxed and with TAA minus motion blur.
Gameplay recorded with Radeon Relive. Performance while recording decreases by some margin. Normally, the GPU power consumption sits between 150 and 210 watts.
![[FIXED] Final Fantasy XIII AMD Radeon RX 6800 DX9 UNPLAYABLE CRASH Driver Ver. 21.2.2](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/G_dGB0aVHdI/mqdefault.jpg "[FIXED] Final Fantasy XIII AMD Radeon RX 6800 DX9 UNPLAYABLE CRASH Driver Ver. 21.2.2
Edit: This problem was fixed through a windows update. However, according to some comments it has been re-introduced somehow (see the comments). Problem does not occur on NVIDIA cards.
Game is unmodified, with zero patches, zero mods. Straight out of the box.")
![[No longer working] Final Fantasy XIII now runs PERFECTLY on RDNA hardware out of the box!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Hm_hMvsqrHY/mqdefault.jpg "[No longer working] Final Fantasy XIII now runs PERFECTLY on RDNA hardware out of the box!
Note: Final Fantasy XIII is no longer working properly on RDNA hardware as the crashes have been re-introduced after some driver revision. NVIDIA hardware is completely unaffected now and runs the game fine.
Game is set to 4K. The game would previously crash due to an incompatibility issue with Windows 10. This has now been fixed and the game runs perfectly fine on RDNA-class hardware with NO MODS and NO DXVK. It is FANTASTIC.
CPU: Ryzen 3700X ECO-MODE
Mobo: MSI B450 Gaming PLUS
GPU: Powercolor AMD RX 6900 XT RED DEVIL.
UV: 2500mhz @ 1070mv (+PWR limit)
RAM: Patriot VIPER Steel 16GBx2 @ 3200 MT/s cl16.
Driver: 21.8.2
Gameplay recorded with Radeon Relive INSTANT REPLAY.
Final fantasy xiii now runs perfectly on AMD RADEON RDNA hardware. RX 5500 XT, 5600 XT, 5700, 5700 XT, 6600 XT, 6700XT, 6800, 6900 XT")
