AMD's FSR 4 will be entirely based on AI
, by Quentin
According to the latest information gathered by Tom's Hardware, AMD plass to base its FidelityFX Super Resolution (or FSR 4) tech entirely on AI.
The future version of FSR won't be limited to this asset, though: it should also help extend battery life by locking the framerate at 30 of 35 FPS on laptops with this tech.
AMD's Jack Huynh explained these new features in more detail:
"On the handheld side, my number one priority is battery life. if you look at the ASUS ROG Ally or the Lenovo Legion Go, it's just that the battery life is not there. I need multiple hours. I need to play a Wukong for three hours, not 60 minutes. This is where frame generation and interpolation [come in], so this is the FSR4 that we're adding."
"So now we're going AI-based frame generation, frame interpolation, and the idea is increased efficiency to maximize battery life. And then we could lock the frames per second, maybe it's 30 frames per second, or 35. My number one goal right now is to maximize battery life. I think that's the biggest complaint."
Source: videocardz.com