Body technology—beforehand a grimy phrase amongst gaming graphics lovers—has blossomed right into a severe card-selling characteristic. And whereas Nvidia’s DLSS (and associated tech) is at present on the prime of the heap, AMD isn’t letting them sit there uncontested.

A brand new technical preview of the Adrenalin driver bundle consists of the primary launch of Fluid Movement Frames 2.

If body technology is the buzzword in graphics, then AI is the buzzword in all places else—and AMD claims that Fluid Movement Frames 2 consists of “AI-optimized enhancements” for improved smoothness and latency.

If you need custom-fit enhancements, you can even dig into the settings to extra utterly tweak the outcomes.

Maybe the obvious user-facing enchancment is compatibility with borderless fullscreen mode, a well-liked choice for gamers who need to use superior graphics however are prepared to sacrifice just a little little bit of efficiency for faster entry to background PC packages.

At current, the choice is offered on the Radeon RX 7000 and 700M sequence. Fluid Movement Frames 2 can be suitable with Vulkan and OpenGL graphics modes, which is a really huge deal for a small, particular subset of video games and gamers.

You may obtain the preview for AMD Software program: Adrenalin Version 24.20.01.02 (oof, what a mouthful) utilizing this hyperlink. Customers who don’t have to be on the bleeding edge ought to find yourself getting some (or all) of those options inside a month or two with the overall launch. Fluid Movement Frames works on the Radeon RX 7000 and RX 6000 sequence.