AMD Explains FSR 4.1 Upscaling for RDNA 3, Promises Quality Parity with RDNA 4
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News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. The jump from FSR 4.1 to more Radeon plates was one of the strongest questions among AMD users. Radeon RX 9000 already have a version designed for RDNA 4, but the question was what would happen to those who have a Radeon RX 7000. Now AMD ensures that its goal is to maintain the same visual quality in both generations. The difference does not go through the final image prom…
During the last COMPUTEX, the Techpower UP site was able to conduct an interview of two thinking heads of the software part at AMD, Andrej Zdravkovic and Terry Makedon, the perfect opportunity to evoke the arrival of the FSR 4.1 technology on the old RX 7000 and 6000 models. The FSR 4.1 for the largest number! The announcement was made recently, which led to the promise of the arrival of the FSR 4.1 technology on the older AMD models, the RX 600…
A few days before the Computex 2026, AMD created the surprise by indicating that FSR 4.1 would arrive on GPU RDNA 3 in July and on GPU RDNA 2 in early next year.
At the Computex 2026 we had a conversation with David McAfee, the Corporate VP and General Manager of the client division at AMD.
As part of the Computex 2026, AMD explained why FSR 4.1 only appeared on the Radeon RX 7000 in July: Upscaling expects INT8 instead of FP8. Despite the modification, the image quality should be identical to the Radeon RX 9000.
AMD wanted to clarify one of the great doubts surrounding FSR 4.1 in the Radeon RX 7000 GPU: if this version for RDNA 3 will be really comparable to that already enjoyed by Radeon RX 9000 based on RDNA 4, or if it will be a cut-off version. According to TechPowerUp, in the Computex 2026 AMD would have confirmed that its objective is to offer image quality parity between the two architectures, although the technical path to achieving it is differ…
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