AMD extenderá la tecnología de escalado FSR 4.1 a tarjetas gráficas Radeon más antiguas

AMD ha anunciado planes para llevar su tecnología de escalado gráfico FSR 4.1 a las tarjetas gráficas Radeon más antiguas a partir de este mes de julio. El despliegue comenzará con las GPU basadas en RDNA 3 y 3.5 antes de expandirse aún más en 2027.

El vicepresidente sénior de AMD, Jack Huynh, reveló la actualización en una presentación en video. FSR 4.1 llegará primero a las GPU RDNA 3, como la serie Radeon RX 7000, junto con opciones integradas como la Radeon 890M. Se ha prometido soporte para más de 300 juegos en el lanzamiento a través de una actualización de controladores.

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