So far only for Radeon RX 7000
AMD today launched FSR 3 supersampling technology with Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF). Currently, it is only available in Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum, but this is in full form. It turns out that today you can try it out in another two dozen games.
Even at the presentation, AMD said that it would integrate Fluid Motion Frames directly into the driver, which would allow the technology to be activated in virtually any game. The full launch of this option will take place in 2024, but now the preliminary version of Adrenalin software allows you to try Fluid Motion Frames in 20 games, including several bestsellers.
You can now try out the frame renderer from FSR 3 in 20 games
The list of supported games includes the following projects:
A Plague Tale – Requiem;
Borderlands 3;
Control;
Dead Space;
Deep Rock Galactic;
Dying Light 2;
Far Cry 6;
Ghostwire: Tokyo;
Hitman 3;
Hogwarts Legacy;
Horizon Zero Dawn;
Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition;
Red Dead Redemption 2;
Resident Evil 3;
Resident Evil 4;
Shadow Of The Tomb Raider;
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor;
Starfield;
The Last of Us Part 1;
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
Unfortunately, if in the usual version Fluid Motion Frames is available for video cards starting from the Radeon RX 5000, and is also available on Nvidia and Intel cards, then the version with the driver, firstly, cuts off competitors’ cards, which is logical, and secondly, limits support to only the latest RX 7000 models.
