AMD’s FSR ‘Redstone’ Debuts in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 With Ray Regeneration on RX 9000 GPUs

The machine-learning denoiser lands as the first Redstone component, with additional features arriving in post-launch updates.

Overview

Ray Regeneration is live in Black Ops 7 and uses machine learning to denoise ray-traced reflections and shadows for sharper detail and fewer artifacts.
Launch support is limited to AMD’s RDNA 4-based Radeon RX 9000 series, marking a hardware-restricted first rollout.
Other Redstone elements, including machine learning frame generation, are confirmed for delivery after launch without a specified date.
The feature was first spotted in game assets by a Reddit user and then confirmed by AMD’s Jack Huynh in an announcement on X.
Coverage positions the release as AMD’s answer to Nvidia’s Ray Reconstruction, with Tom’s Hardware noting hints that broader compatibility is possible but unconfirmed.