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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Zak Killian

AMD ditches 'FidelityFX' in favor of apparently-meaningless 'FSR' branding, Fluid Motion Frames also renamed to FMF

The FSR Redstone logo, and its launch date of December 10th.

FidelityFX Super Resolution is going away—or at least the name is, because AMD is apparently dropping the full name in favor of simply calling it "FSR." The chipmaker has also renamed Fluid Motion Frames (FMF) to FSR Frame Generation.

If you're a PC gamer, you already know what AMD's FSR is. FidelityFX Super Resolution is ubiquitous in PC games because it's extremely easy to implement and works on almost literally any graphics card. The most common forms, being the first two versions of FSR, are generally considered the worst upscaling option available in any particular game, but they're almost always available.

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