AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) has officially been fully released through the 24.1.1 version Radeon Adrenalin driver. AFMF is AMD's driver level version of the frame generation technology that it uses for FSR 3, and trades off visual quality for compatibility spanning thousands of games using the DX11 and DX12 API. AMD claims AFMF will boost performance by up to 97% at 1080 and 103% at 1440p, but results will certainly vary by the title.
Although FSR 3 with frame generation technology launched back in September, we've been waiting for the full release of the driver-level AFMF feature ever since. The feature arrived for RX 6000 and 7000 series graphics cards in October as part of a preview driver, and then for Radeon 700M series integrated graphics in a new preview driver earlier this month. The WHQL-verified drivers that came out today mark the first time AFMF has come out of beta status.
