Resident Evil Village latest patch is a gamechanger | OC3D News (overclock3d.net)
 
Resident Evil Village has been updated to support AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution feature and to optimise the game's anti-piracy technology, both of which promise to deliver improved performance within the game. 

We have already written about Resident Evil Village's stutter-inducing DRM solution, but here is a quick summary of the controversy. Resident Evil Village's anti-piracy technology was causing major performance drops within some sections of the game, giving PC players a poor gaming experience. These framerate stutters were regularly during combat and happened on both low-end and high-end gaming PCs. 

Capcom has optimised Resident Evil Village's anti-piracy technology to eliminate these performance issues with the game's latest patch. Please note that Capcom has not removed its anti-piracy technology from Resident Evil Village

AMD-FSR technology has arrived within Resident Evil Village

Resident Evil Village has been updated with support for AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) resolution upscaling feature, allowing PC gamers to play the game at higher framerates than before using AMD's performance-enhancement technology. 

While we have not tested the performance impact of FSR within Resident Evil Village, the addition of this feature should be very welcome to those who desire higher framerates within the game. This is especially true for those who are targeting 4K/60 FPS resolution/framerate targets.

Even Nvidia users can give AMD's FSR technology a try within Resident Evil Village on PC, which is great news for PC gamers as a whole. It is also possible that AMD FSR technology may soon be used on the game's console versions sometime in the future.  
 
The FSR should be a fantastic addition.