AMD Plans to Bring FSR 4 Technology to Handheld Devices by End of Year
AMD has announced plans to extend its AI-based Framerate Super Sampling (FSR) 4 technology, previously limited to external graphics cards and desktop GPUs, to APUs used in gaming laptops and handheld devices. According to AMD consumer chip boss Jack Huynh, the company will expand this feature across multiple product lines by year-end. However, it remains unclear whether existing handhelds like Valve's Steam Deck or ASUS ROG Ally will receive FSR 4 support without requiring new hardware upgrades. The Elec reported that AMD is developing both a standard and lightweight version of its APU for the technology, potentially tied to upcoming Ryzen Z3 and Gainsborough chips. AMD has previously stated it wants to ensure quality performance before rolling out FSR 4 on older devices due to compute limitations.
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