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Sony and AMD are upgrading PS5 Pro visuals with a new AI-driven upscaling tech called PSSR, derived from FSR 4, promising higher resolution, smoother frame rates, and reduced ghosting. Resident Evil Requiem will be the first game to support the update, a system-level enhancement expected to benefit multiple upcoming titles as Sony positions the PS5 Pro as a living platform ahead of a PS6 release.
AMD has not announced any update or timeline for releasing the INT8 version of FSR 4 on older RDNA GPUs (RDNA 2/3), despite demonstrations that it can run on RX 6000/7000 series; AMD’s official reply is 'No Updates to Share at This Time,' leaving the release status uncertain while NVIDIA’s DLSS 4.5 continues to target older GPUs.
AMD's FSR 4 AI upscaling and frame-generation technology is now supported in most FSR 3.1 games through the latest driver update, offering high-performance, high-definition visuals comparable to native resolution, and is available for over 85 titles including popular games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Ghost of Tsushima.
AMD's latest Adrenalin Driver 25.9.1 enables FSR 4 support in over 85 games that support FSR 3.1 with DirectX 12, improving visual quality without third-party tools, and includes bug fixes and optimizations.
Sony and AMD are collaborating on 'Project Amethyst' to bring a new graphical upgrade to the PS5 Pro using AMD's FSR 4 upscaling technology, which will also be available on other systems and is not exclusive to PlayStation, aiming to advance industry standards.
AMD's stock rose after announcing that its FSR 4 technology will be integrated into Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro consoles in 2026, enhancing graphics with AI-upscaled images. This upgrade is part of a collaboration between AMD and Sony, likely influencing future PlayStation developments, including the PlayStation 6. The base PS5 won't support FSR 4 due to hardware limitations. AMD continues to expand its presence in gaming hardware, partnering with Microsoft for Xbox devices. Despite recent gains, AMD stock remains below its 12-month high, with analysts rating it a Moderate Buy and a slight potential downside.