As a lifelong gamer, I think deeply about how to make gaming better and more accessible for everyone across consoles, desktops, laptops, handhelds, and the developers who build the games. We power over a billion gaming devices around the world. It’s a responsibility we care deeply about. Today, five drops. 1) FSR 4.1 is coming to Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards. Tuned and optimized from the 6900 series down to the 6400 class. For the first time, FSR 4.1 is coming to APUs. 2) All Gorgon Halo and Strix Halo for your mini desktops and mobile workstations. 3) All Gorgon and Strix Ryzen 9 for your laptops. 4) All Z2E and Z2A for your handhelds and for gamers on the go. 5) FSR 4.1 is coming to @XBOX. Optimized for @ASUS_ROG Xbox handhelds and Xbox Series X | S. We’re still building. FSR Redstone is now in more than 400 games on Radeon 9000 series graphics cards. FSR Frame Generation gets more consistent frame pacing, for smoother gameplay. Ray Regeneration is coming to more games. And soon, FSR is coming to Vulkan. Another way for developers to bring it into their games. And don’t worry, we are working hard to bring FSR to more APUs in the future. Enjoy!

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