AMD plans FSR 4.1 rollout for Xbox consoles and Ally handhelds
The upscaling technology is also headed to RX 6000-series graphics cards and laptops powered by Ryzen AI 9 processors.
AMD has announced plans to bring its FSR 4.1 upscaling technology to Xbox Series X/S consoles and several Ally handhelds, although a firm rollout schedule has not been provided. The handheld lineup includes the Ally X, Ally X20, Ally S and Ally.
FidelityFX Super Resolution reduces the resources needed to run a game by rendering it at a lower resolution, then applying machine learning to produce a sharper image. Xbox CTO Scott Van Vilet said Xbox had collaborated closely with AMD to optimize the technology for developers seeking better performance and image quality.
AMD also said it would extend FSR 4.1 support to older RX 6000-series graphics cards and laptops using Ryzen AI 9 processors. The technology is already available for 7000-series cards.
Separately, Sony’s Quick Spectral Super Resolution now supports some games on the standard PS5. It works similarly to the PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution software available on the PS5 Pro.
