AMD Vows To Bring FSR 4 To Gaming Handhelds And Laptops By Year-End
In an official statement from AMD Computing and Graphics VP Jack Huynh we spotted through VideoCardz, AMD confirms plans to expand FSR 4 upscaling support across its APUs and APU/SoC-powered handheld/laptop/mini PC lineup by the end of the year. Beyond simply supporting the underlying the GPU architecture and forcing FSR 4 support through analytical FSR 3 paths as OptiScaler does, AMD plans to create a lighter FSR 4 model specifically for APUs and SoCs. This may wind up working similarly to the "tiny DLSS" we see in some Nintendo Switch 2 games, and could enable similarly impressive results on a low power budget.
Beyond official AMD FSR 4 support extending across older AMD architectures, which we mostly already knew was happening, VideoCardz' coverage also points out the likelihood of RDNA 4-based APUs with native ML-based AMD FSR 4 support. AMD's comments aren't presented in full by the original ...
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