Today is a big day for owners of AMD graphics cards as it marks the launch of FSR 3, a new version of AMD's upscaling and frame generation technology. Word is: "AMD FidelityFX™ Super Resolution 3 transforms gaming experiences with massive and responsive framerates in supported games using a combination of super resolution temporal upscaling technology, frame generation using AMD Fluid Motion Frames3 (AFMF) technology, and built-in latency reduction technology." FSR 3 support is now available in Forspoken, will arrive later today in Immortals of Aveum, and there's a list of other games in the process of implementation. Here's the previously released AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 3 First Look trailer with a look. Additionally, this article announces the launch of a preview driver with a technical preview of AMD Fluid Motion Frames. Here's an explanation of that: "AFMF adds frame generation technology to DirectX® 11 and 12 games on AMD Radeon™ RX 7000 Series Desktop Graphics." Here's more from this blog post on the launch of FSR 3:

The two key updates in AMD FSR 3 are frame generation and the new “Native AA” quality mode. FSR 3 frame generation uses an enhanced version of AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) optical flow technology and temporal game data such as motion vectors to generate additional high-quality frames for a higher framerate in supported games, up to 2x2. You can learn more technical details about how FSR 3 frame generation works in our new in-depth blog on GPUOpen.

When combined with super resolution upscaling, this technology enables massive framerates in supported games, even at 4K using the highest game settings. Frame generation can be used with any of the AMD FSR upscaling quality modes, including “Quality” and “Performance”, so the ratio of upscaling image quality to performance can be configured to suit individual preferences.

The new “Native AA” (Native Anti-Aliasing) quality mode applies high-quality anti-aliasing and sharpening without any upscaling for improved image quality over native resolution. There is a modest performance cost when using this new mode, but when combined with frame generation, “Native AA” mode can provide enhanced image quality and a boost in framerate.