AMD Fluid Motion Frames: Full Release Version Review

TLDRIn this video, we test out the full release version of AMD Fluid Motion Frames in different games, comparing it to FSR 3. While some people have had a positive experience with the technology, we found that it can lead to micro stutters and lower overall frame rates. We recommend trying it for yourself to see if it improves your gameplay.

Key insights

💡AMD Fluid Motion Frames is a driver level frame generation technology that aims to improve motion smoothness in games.

🔍We compare AMD Fluid Motion Frames to FSR 3, another frame generation technology, and find that FSR 3 provides smoother motion with fewer stutters.

🎮We test the technology in various games and find that its performance depends on the base frame rate and game implementation.

⚙️AMD Fluid Motion Frames requires compatible hardware and the latest drivers to function.

🔍We highlight the limitations of recording and conveying variable refresh rate experiences in a YouTube video.

Q&A

What is AMD Fluid Motion Frames?

—AMD Fluid Motion Frames is a driver level frame generation technology that aims to improve motion smoothness in games by creating additional frames between existing frames.

How does AMD Fluid Motion Frames compare to FSR 3?

—After testing both technologies, we found that FSR 3 provides smoother motion with fewer stutters compared to AMD Fluid Motion Frames.

Which games are compatible with AMD Fluid Motion Frames?

—AMD Fluid Motion Frames can be used in most DX11 or DX12 games with compatible graphics cards. It is best used with a minimum 60fps baseline before enabling frame generation.

What are the hardware requirements for AMD Fluid Motion Frames?

—AMD Fluid Motion Frames requires an AMD 6000 or 7000 series GPU and the latest drivers to function.

Can I try AMD Fluid Motion Frames for myself?

—Yes, if you have a compatible graphics card, you can download the latest full release drivers and enable AMD Fluid Motion Frames in supported games to test its performance.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to the full release version of AMD Fluid Motion Frames.

02:41Comparison between AMD Fluid Motion Frames and FSR 3 in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.

04:59Testing AMD Fluid Motion Frames in Plague Tale: Requiem with a high base frame rate.

08:37Discussion of the limitations of recording and conveying variable refresh rate experiences in a YouTube video.

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