AMD has enabled Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) on Radeon 700M integrated GPUs with a new preview driver. The release notes for the 23.40.01.10 Preview Driver (via VideoCardz) only briefly mentions added support for the 700M iGPUs, which feature in mobile 7040 and 8040 APUs, desktop 8000G APUs, and the Z1 and Z1 Extreme SoCs for handheld PCs.
AFMF is essentially a broader version of FSR 3 frame generation that should work in any DX11 and DX12 game. In exchange for near-universal game support though, AFMF can't use motion vectors to more accurately construct new frames, which means the quality of AFMF may be significantly reduced compared to FSR 3 and DLSS 3. AFMF, like other frame generation technologies, also increases latency, though AMD's Anti-Lag+ is supposed to partially offset this.
