A new version of AMD Fluid Motion Frames has appeared in the companys latest drivers, prompting speculation that AMD isnt just planning to overhaul frame gen with its forthcoming FSR Redstone tech, but that this new AI-based frame gen tech could even be enabled via the driver, meaning you could run it in any game. The move follows the launch of Nvidia Smooth Motion, which enables owners of Nvidia GeForce GPUs to enable frame gen via the driver at a basic level.AMDs current FSR frame gen technology lags behind the latest Nvidia DLSS 4 suite, with no support for multi frame gen, and no use of machine learning hardware either, but that situation could change with the launch of FSR Redstone, which is expected to arrive later in 2025. Redstone is based on machine learning, but according to AMD, it can run its AI calculations on standard GPU shaders, rather than requiring specific AI cores, meaning it could work on any GPU.Read the full story on PCGamesN: New AMD Radeon frame gen tech could work in any game, suggests GPU driver leak