AMD FSR 4.1 Now Available for RX 7000 Series GPUs
AMD has released FSR 4.1 via its latest Adrenalin drivers. This update brings improved AI upscaling and frame generation to RX 7000 series cards. Support for older RX 6000 series GPUs is expected in 2027.
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True to its word, AMD brings FSR 4.1 to Radeon RX 7000-series card owners with its latest Adrenalin drivers
AMD has released its latest Adrenalin drivers, version 26.2.2, which bring support for FSR 4.1 to Radeon RX 7000-series graphics cards. This update offers improved AI-powered upscaling and frame generation quality compared to FSR 3, aiming to rival Nvidia's DLSS suite. FSR 4.1 will also be available for RX 6000-series cards next year and is being integrated into the Steam Machine.
AMD FSR 4.1 Coming to Older Graphics Cards
AMD is preparing to release version 4.1 of its FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) upscaling technology. This new version will extend support to older 7000-series AMD graphics cards, specifically RDNA 3 architecture.
AMD bringing FSR 4.1 ML-powered upscaling to RX 7000-series in July, RX 6000-series in 2027
AMD announced that FSR Upscaling 4.1 will be released for Radeon RX 7000-series graphics cards in July, with support for RX 6000-series cards planned for 2027. This update brings machine learning-powered upscaling to a wider range of AMD hardware, though full ML-powered features like Frame Generation remain exclusive to newer RDNA 4 cards.
The AI-Powered Tech Behind PSSR 2 Is Coming To Older AMD GPUs, Including The Steam Machine
AMD announced that its AI-powered upscaling technology, FSR 4.1, will be available on older GPU generations, including RDNA 3 cards starting in July and RDNA 2 GPUs in early 2027. This expansion brings the technology, also used in PSSR 2 on PlayStation 5 Pro, to hardware like the Steam Deck and potentially consoles such as the Xbox Series X, depending on developer implementation.
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AMD has released FSR 4.1, an update for its RX 9000-series GPUs, which enhances Ray Regeneration, upscaled detail, and frames per second. Microsoft is also mentioned as giving Windows 11 a significant rework.