The shitstorm that would happen if the 9060 is based on RDNA3 and doesn't support FSR4 would be of such magnitude that AMD would have an incredibly hard time recovering from it, if possible at all. People would turn their backs to them and move to Nvidia or Intel, making AMD not irrelevant but certainly putting them in the "who cares" group.
Starting from zero is always a challenge, but if Intel has managed to get that many games with virtually 0% marketshare, AMD should be able to easily get more than that, especially if FSR4 runs on PS5Pro games and is a straight port of code to the PC version of those games.
But yeah,w e'll have to wait until we get the proper announcement of the cards, architecture and FSR4.
Please excuse my bad English.
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