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Nick Evanson

AMD Fluid Motion Frames finally goes official, driver-based frame generation for any DX11/12 game

A space pilot in their cockpit in Starfield.

AMD's Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) technology sounds like it's something that shouldn't really work and yet it does: enable frame generation to get a performance boost, simply by enabling it in the drivers. At first, only Radeon RX 7000-series owners could use it, but that expanded to include RX 6000 and RDNA mobile chips during the beta development phase. With the latest Adrenalin Software 24.1.1 package, AFMF is now final and official, for anyone with an RDNA 2 or newer GPU.

Unlike Nvidia's DLSS 3 Frame Generation, AFMF is entirely software-based, requiring no specialised hardware other than one of the aforementioned graphics chips.

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