A new feature in a preview driver allows users to customize AMD’s Fluid Motion Frames behavior.
AMD has fully AI-powered frame generation on the way with its FSR Redstone project, but that’s not here yet. In the interim, the company has something interesting: the option to customize „Fast Motion Response“ within its „Fluid Motion Frames“ technology. In essence, the idea is this: frame generation can cause image artifacting when the camera is moving rapidly, so let’s just disable it at those times. This is similar thinking to AMD’s Radeon Boost and Radeon Chill technologies, which increase resolution or frame rate (from a low baseline) when the user is moving around in a game.
To enable the option right now, you’ll have to install the latest AMD driver, which could be a problem because it’s likely that your GPU is not supported. That’s because the latest AMD driver is actually the AMD Software: PyTorch on Windows Preview Edition, and this driver only supports a very small subset of Radeon GPUs. We expect that this feature will land in the standard Radeon drivers very soon, but if you want to try it right now, you’ve got to have a Radeon RX 9000 GPU, a Radeon RX 7900 XTX, a Radeon PRO W7900, a Radeon PRO R9700, or a Ryzen AI 9/Max processor.
If you have one of those GPUs, simply install the new driver and you’re good to go.
