AMD's Fluid Motion Frames Now to Work on Any DX11 and DX12 Title with Specific GPUs

The AMD Fluid Motion Frames is one the latest parts of the FidelityFX Super Resolution 3 technology introduced by the American Multinational tech giant that offers gamers a refined way of playing games with its latest frame generation technology. Aside from allowing one to generate entirely new frames, it also helps gamers improve FPS and offer a smoother experience. The Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) technology was highly anticipated by tech enthusiasts before its launch.

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After its release a few weeks back, the technology was limited to Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum. However, AMD recently launched a preview driver to extend the support to more titles in the gaming space.

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The Fluid Motion Frames Technology Now to Work on Any DX11 and DX12 Title with RX 7000 and 6000 Series GPUs

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According to recent driver release notes, the new AMD's Fluid Motion Frames technology now supports RX 7000 and RX 6000 GPUs. Moreover, the technology can be used with DirectX 11 and 12 support on any title. This update can have a massive impact on AMD users as they can boost their gaming experience with many more framerates for titles released over the past 10 years.

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While the Fluid Motion Frames technology aids the AMD hardware, one can also utilize this on competing graphics cards as old as the GTX 1060. As a part of the FSR 3 feature, the Fluid Motion Frames boost frame rates in games with overwhelming assets. It is also a fantastic tool for gamers who want to play on higher resolutions with Ray Tracing and Path Tracing settings.

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This upgrade also directly challenges Nvidia's latest DLSS 3, which has plenty of limitations, such as the per-game support. Moreover, the hardware acceleration features are exclusive to the RTX 40-series cards.

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Will AMD's Fluid Motion Technology Become a Game Changer in the Near Future?

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With the rapid advancement in the technical space, gamers are opting more towards the upgrades offered by recent GPUs. The DLSS and FSR technologies have come in handy for many gamers running recent titles like Starfield. With the Fluid Motion Technology, players will likely utilize it much more to enhance their experience. However, it also has its flaws.

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The Fluid Motion frame generation is known to increase latencies in many instances. That said, AMD made a silver bullet called the Anti-Lag+ technology. While it can combat the latency to some extent, it is recommended not to use Fluid Motion if one is already dealing with much lower framerates.