AMD’s FSR Redstone to debut on December 10: Here’s how it will upscale gaming

AMD’s AI-enabled upscaling platform FSR “Redstone” is set to premiere on December 10, according to a short video shared by the company and multiple media reports.

AMD’s FSR “Redstone” refers to AI technologies that enhance users’ gaming experience by improving reflections and lighting, enhancing visual content, upscaling content, sharpening visuals, and delivering more realism and immersion, per Jack Huynh, SVP & GM, Computing & Graphics, AMD.

AMD FSR “Redstone” promises features such as upscaling low-resolution frames, predicting and inserting new frames for better smoothness, restoring ray-traced detail from samples, and optimising illumination levels. AMD noted that gamers could expect “smoother performance and sharper visuals.”

FSR “Redstone” uses machine learning and neutral networks in order to deliver more immersive experiences to gamers.

FSR “Redstone” is set to initially be rolled out to the RX 9000 series, but more information about the launch is expected during the December 10 premier.

On November 13, it was announced that the first feature of FSR “Redstone” was Ray Regeneration, and that it was live in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, for AMD Radeon RX 9000 Series GPUs.