AMD Frame Generation On The Steam Deck Is Here With FSR 3.1

Is it worth it on 30-40 frames?

How can you activate fsr when it’s basically upscaling but you have fullscreen option. Afaik fsr activates when game res is lower than deck res right?

I have an OLED Deck and Legion Go. These all run well on the Deck, especially TLOU Part 1 but they're much more impressive on the Go since you can run at higher settings. Frame gen is awesome and only getting better.

For games that don't officially support FSR frame gen, try Lossless Scaling, a cheap little AI upscaling/frame gen app. It's the next best thing but applicable on almost every game available. The reason I bring up the Go is because Lossless only works on Windows, so unless you install Windows on your Deck, it won't work. Anyway, best 6 bucks I ever spent.

STEAM DECK OLED WITH 4 CORE MAKES NO SENSE 😂😂🇮🇹🇺🇸🙏☝️

So is this just auto available in these games ? Or something you have to download?

the threshold XDDDD ... unless vsync without var refresh rate there is hardly any difference.. 60 sucks... 45 sucks less than 120 > 60

Wait Ghost of tsushima runs on the steam deck ? The steam Page says not compatible or does it requite extra steps to make it run ?

either this or lossless scaling gets built in into the SD. Honestly if prefer LS due to its universal nature. For a dev standpoint, it "should" be easier to implement as well

If only lossless scaling worked on Linux. Really makes the windows portables look so much better using interpolation in any game and even videos.

Maybe Dragons Dogma 2 might be playable then. Have you also tried it with CryoUtilities?

1 month and I'll be upgrading to the OLED. I can tell that it's far more responsive than the LCD model.

Nope. First, amd FG sucks ass. Second, you need like a 80 fps minimum for the baseline with the much better nvidia FG

Try Lossless Scaling on the steam deck

Imagine this with the more spicy handhelds with like the Allys 💀. The Steam Decks are the slower cousins but stuff like Extremes will absolutely zoom with FSR3 lmao.

I have been playing the last of us part 1 on my asus ROG ally. really amazed that it runs at 60fps or more with fsr 3.1.

Hello, does increasing manual GPU clock speed would help with stutters in Horizon Zero Dawn?

Wow this is kinda crazy. Like someone said here, the next generation of handhelds is potentially going to be insane if we can get this system wide.

I hate Nvidia for creating the idea of “fluid frame” generation. It’s fake performance. It introduces ugly artifacts into the frames and increases input latency by a crazy amount. It doesn’t actually improve performance at all, it’s just an algorithm guessing what pixels will show up next with no actual input from the game.

It's pointless because it just looks bad.

Does Robocop have this on the Steam Deck?
I dont have an oled version.

You should put anisotropic flitering on at least 8 or 16. It has almost no performance cost. All you are achieving right now with setting it to x2 is shitty far textures

Horizon looks kinda rough at low settings. Ratchet and Clank is definitely better on the deck now.

FSR does have some drawbacks to input latency, at least if I understand how framegen works, but I cannot understate how awesome this is gonna be once Valve and Linux get this working system-wide.

this may make an unplayable game playable or give the boost in fps people seek, but the artifacts are killing my eyes

do you really see benefits from turning it on?
I've tried it once in Forspoken. it was like it's not working at all comparing to DLSS FG in Cyberpunk.

Does this replace GeForce Now or do I use it in tandem?

Super blurry in motion using scaling and frame generation.

Does the update work well with remnant 2?

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Does Doom eternal have this?

no one try it on god of war or days gone please try it

Of course it doubles frame Rate. In inserts an Ai Generated frame between every rendered frame. What people dont tell you is that when your input framerate is in the 30s and you push to 60 with frame generation you cop a big input lag penalty because Frame gen cannot predict inputs

Cool updates and crazy how much fps improvements there are with FSR 3.1. I will say though that it seems to create a lot of visual noise.

Is this per game? I think Street Fighter 6 uses FSR 2 only on Steamdeck. I hope more games implement FSR 3.1 on SD.

Why did it say 120hz on Spiderman

Why are you playing with fsr off on the steam deck ? That’s much better

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Downloaded the FSR 3.1 mod for Hogwarts legacy. Having fun with the frame generation. Dropped it to 720 p and got rid of most of the stutter

I’m a steam deck newbie.
Do I need to turn the FSR setting on, under the 3 dot button? Or only on in the actual game settings?

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is this already better than a ps5 ? it must be very close atleast !

Nevermind, just saw the horizon footage xD Hello there mr pixel

so steamdeck can use frame generation in all games now?

I don't understand why people are turning frame scaling on! It makes the visuals look so much worse! There's a ton of artifacts generated when it's trying to scale 720p up to 800p. Just doesn't seem worth it. If you keep the scaling off, but you do turn on the frame generation in HFW, you can get a stable 45 fps with medium graphics set, which for the most part, is all you can see on the steamdeck's screen anyway (at normal arm's length)! Leave scaling off, and FSD 3.1 actually helps the game stabilize its play quite well. If you want near 60 fps with lower graphics setting, that's also possible...for the price of lower battery life.

impressive, But I don't I would get a steam deck to play AAA games, that's desktop PC job, this is more for old games that are not demanding now a days. Great video, thinking on getting a steam deck to farm achievements on the go.

This causes stutter, lag, and increased battery drain? Anyone experiencing this? Using the LCD 512GB version.

Every game should support FSR 💯 🙌 👌

How about trying out the FSR 3.1 mod instead? It's quite better and more stable than what the devs are implementing :)

How to install the mod tho