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technology2 years ago

"AMD's Fluid Motion Frames: Up to 97% FPS Boost for Most DirectX Games"

AMD has officially released its first driver with Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) support, offering a significant boost in FPS for thousands of games using frame generation technology. The technology, previously in technical preview, is now available for DX12 and DX11 games, providing up to a 97% increase in performance. The driver also introduces video upscaling using Fluid Motion Frames, new game and product support, and various video improvements, along with expanded OS feature support.

via Wccftech|
#afmf#amd#driver-update
technology2 years ago

"AMD's 2024 Adrenalin Driver Unveils Fluid Motion Frames for Enhanced Gaming Performance"

AMD introduces Fluid Motion Frames in its first official driver for 2024, bringing frame generation technology to all gamers using compatible hardware and promising up to a 97% increase in FPS for DirectX 11 and 12 games. The driver also supports Video Upscaling for most DirectX 11 applications and is a significant release for the upcoming Radeon RX 7600 XT graphics card. However, there are limitations such as requiring full-screen mode with V-Sync disabled and potential latency impact, as well as the need for additional steps to enable Video Upscaling in certain applications.

via VideoCardz.com|
#amd#driver-update#fluid-motion-frames
technology2 years ago

"AMD's Superior Frame Generation Tech Set to Outshine Nvidia in Upscaling Battle"

AMD is set to officially launch its Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) technology on January 24th, which will be available as part of the HYPR-RX enablement and as a separate option in the drivers. This technology, which does not require game developer support, will work seamlessly with Radeon GPUs and will be compatible with all DirectX11 and DirectX12 games. AMD believes its solution has an advantage over NVIDIA's DLSS3 with Frame Generation, as it works in all games without needing game implementation and is open-source and cross-vendor. This launch puts NVIDIA two steps behind AMD in the upscaling technology race.

via VideoCardz.com|
#amd#fluid-motion-frames#gaming