Hold onto your chairs, AMD fans, as FSR 3.1 has been officially announced. The next version of the Radeon upscaling tech will make a whole bunch of improvements that kick visual defects to the curb, as well as make it easier for game developers to implement. However, there’s one specific perk that I’m especially excited for, and it involves enabling AMD’s Frame Generation tech to work with other upscalers.
If you’re not quite sure what the words AMD FSR 3.1 even mean, but are eager to take advantage of the best graphics cards and their abilities, allow me to briefly fill you in. Short for FidelityFX Super Resolution, the tech is an upscaling solution that can dynamically change your resolution and fill in frame rate gaps to boost gaming PC performance. The current version, FSR 3, added that latter Frame Generation feature into the mix to compete with the likes of Nvidia DLSS, which boasts its own suite of tricks available to the latest GeForce GPUs.
