AMD Announces AI-Powered FSR 4 for Handheld Gaming Devices

The new iteration aims to enhance battery life and performance using advanced AI techniques.

AMD's FSR 4 will use AI for frame generation and upscaling, marking a significant shift from previous versions.
The primary goal of the new technology is to improve battery life on handheld gaming devices such as the ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go.
FSR 4 has been in development for 9-12 months and promises greater efficiency and visual fidelity.
The integration of AI is expected to offer a larger performance gain compared to current versions, like FSR 3.1.
AMD has not yet disclosed specific hardware requirements or compatibility details for FSR 4, but a full reveal is anticipated soon.