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Hidden FSR Controls Found in AMD Adrenalin Driver Suggest 8x Frame‑Generation and Rendering Overrides

The undocumented toggles point to internal testing that could let AMD extend AI frame generation or denoising across more games yet remain inactive and unconfirmed by the company.

Overview

  • Users discovered the hidden settings in Adrenalin 26.6.2 using the RadeonTuner tool, with a Chiphell forum post showing the options on a Radeon RX 9070 XT.
  • The driver lists a Multi‑Frame Generation (MFG) ratio up to 8x, which would mean up to seven AI‑generated frames for each native frame if implemented.
  • The same hidden panel shows overrides named FSR Ray Regeneration denoiser and FSR Neural Radiance Caching that could enable AI rendering features in games without native support.
  • Multiple outlets and the RadeonTuner developer note the entries are experimental placeholders that are currently inactive and require unreleased FSR components or internal files to function.
  • The discovery builds on April additions to AMD’s ADLX/FidelityFX SDK and recent FSR 4.1.x work, and if enabled it could affect frame rates, input latency, and driver-level support across future RDNA GPUs.