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May 3, 2024
AMD Fluid Motion Frames ROG Ally

AMD Fluid Motion Frames Comes Out on ROG Ally

AMD Fluid Motion Frames is coming to the ASUS ROG Ally and it enhances video smoothness by filling in missing frames, akin to adding drawings in a flipbook to create a more fluid animation.

Brady Greenbush
Brady Greenbush

AMD Fluid Motion Frames Officially Out

AMD Fluid Motion Frames is now officially coming to the ASUS ROG Ally on April 25th, but some people have access to the update already.

AMD Fluid Motion Frames, or AFMF, is a technology that helps make videos look smoother.

Imagine you're watching a cartoon where some scenes jump or stutter because some frames are missing.

AFMF works like magic by filling in those missing frames.

This means when you watch something, the movement is smooth and it's much nicer to look at.

It's like when you're drawing a flipbook and add extra drawings between the pages to make the action look more fluid when you flip through it.

However, this can also cause some games to lag as the software isn't perfect.

Because it is generating frames that don't exist and it might take a toll on the system, depending on how demanding the game is.

Other Updates

AFMF is not the only thing coming out in tomorrows update, these things are being changed or fixed:

ACSE 1.4.13 on April 25 through Armoury Crate SE

·        Enhanced the display speed of the Game Library.

·        Added information to the Real-time Monitor overlay when using AFMF.

·        Resolved a sporadic issue where AMD graphics card driver updates in the Update Center could experience timeouts.

·        Expanded Keymap functionality to support the assignment of keys as trigger keys (requires MCU v317 or newer). For example, the M1 button can be assigned as the Left Trigger.

MCU 317 on April 25 through Armoury Crate SE

·        Expanded Keymap functionality to support the assignment of keys as trigger keys (requires ACSE 1.4.13 or newer). For example, the M1 button can be assigned as the Left Trigger.

iGPU driver V31.0.24027.1012 on April 25 through Armoury Crate SE & Asus official website

·        Bugfix: Fixed certain textures may become invisible while playing Final Fantasy X HD Remaster.

·        Adds support for AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF). (AMD Reference: AMD Fluid Motion Frames)

Asus Hotplug Controller 3.0.0 on April 25 through Armoury Crate SE

·        Enhanced Asus Hotplug Controller stability.

FAQs

Does AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution reduce FPS?

AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) utilizes open upscaling and advanced frame generation technologies not only to maintain but typically boost framerates in supported games, ensuring high-quality, high-performance gaming across various hardware platforms.

How can I check if AMD Fluid Motion Frames is working?

You can verify the status of AMD Fluid Motion Frames through the AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition's in-game overlay. This feature enhances FPS by adding frames outside the game engine, and the resulting FPS can be monitored using the AMD SoftwarePerformance Metrics Overlay.

What are the requirements for using AMD Fluid Motion Frames?

To use AMD Fluid Motion Frames, you need at least Radeon RX 6000 GPUs or 700M-based APUs. It is supported on systems running Windows 10 or Windows 11 with the latest AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition 24.1 installed.

Can AMD Fluid Motion Frames be used on Nvidia hardware?

A third-party modification now allows the use of AMD Fluid Motion Frames alongside other upscaling technologies like FSR, DLAA, DLSS, or XeSS on older Nvidia cards equipped with Tensor Cores.

Should I enable AMD Fluid Motion Frames?

While AMD's Fluid Motion Frames can increase frame rates, they may also introduce latency, similar to Nvidia's DLSS 3. It's advisable to use cautiously in competitive shooters. However, AMD's Radeon Anti-Lag feature can be activated to counteract any added latency.

What is AMD Fluid Motion Frames?

AMD Fluid Motion Frames, or AFMF, is a frame generation technology integrated into the AMD Software driver to increase frame rates and smooth movements, enhancing performance in video games.

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