AMD Confirms FSR Redstone Update Launch Date: Massive AI-Driven Features Coming to RDNA 4

AMD announced that the FSR Redstone update will be available on December 10th. Developed primarily for the company's upcoming RDNA 4-powered Radeon RX 9000 series, this update is poised to be the most extensive revision of the FSR software architecture to date. All the key technologies first unveiled at Computex 2025 are now ready for prime time.

The Biggest FSR Update Yet

For those who missed the initial reveal, Redstone introduces four core AI-focused systems: Neural Radiance Caching, ML Ray Regeneration, ML Super Resolution, and ML Frame Generation.

With these technologies, AMD aims to:

• Accurately model light behavior.
• Clean up granular visuals in low-sample scenes.
• Implement real-time super resolution with higher fidelity.

The new ML Frame Generation system is also designed to enhance fluidity by inserting more consistent interpolated frames between two real frames. The first glimpse of this technology was shown in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, where the ML-based Ray Regeneration reportedly disabled the game’s classic denoise process, producing more consistent reflections without a noticeable performance hit.

The full release of Redstone is expected to bring these advanced features with much broader game support.

Multi-GPU Support Still a Question Mark

Another intriguing claim circulating is the possibility of Redstone operating on GPUs outside of the AMD ecosystem. While support for NVIDIA or Intel cards remains uncertain for now, it appears AMD is not entirely closing the door on the idea.

The question of whether the company will extend support to its older RDNA 3 and 3.5 series graphics cards will also be definitively answered with the December 10th launch.