Frank Azor from AMD dispelled myths that RDNA 3.5 graphics for consoles would not support FSR 4.1

AMD Refutes Rumors of Dropping FSR 4.1 Support for RDNA 3.5 Integrated Graphics

Frank Azor, head of AMD’s client and graphics product marketing, responded to posts on the HardwareLuxx portal by stating that the company has not yet decided to abandon implementation of FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) 4.1 for RDNA 3.5 integrated graphics.

What Was Said Earlier
HardwareLuxx published an article in which a top AMD executive reportedly said, “At present there are no plans to provide FSR 4.1 support for RDNA 3.5 integrated graphics.” The piece referenced the German edition of the same portal.

Frank Azor’s Comment
On X (formerly Twitter), Azor replied that he was not present at the meeting where this topic was discussed, but “no such decision has been made as reported here and implied.” He emphasized that the company is currently unwilling to disclose plans for new product releases but continues to listen closely to customers.

> “We continue to listen to our customers, and we hear you.”

Azor did not offer concrete promises, but his words suggest that FSR 4.1 support for RDNA 3.5 has not been ruled out.

Why It Matters
RDNA 3.5 is integrated graphics used in gaming handhelds and laptops, giving owners a significant user base. It remains unknown whether there are architectural constraints preventing AMD from implementing FSR 4.1 on this platform. RDNA 3.5 represents an intermediate upgrade from RDNA 3 focused primarily on power efficiency.

Recent News Context
Last month, AMD officially announced support for FSR 4.1 scaling on RDNA 3 (Radeon RX 7000) and RDNA 2 (Radeon RX 6000) GPUs. This came almost a year after the company accidentally released code for FSR 4 that could run on non‑RDNA 4 hardware using INT8 instructions.

FSR 4.1 is the latest version of the FSR suite, featuring an improved upscaler and Ray Regeneration 1.1, which more efficiently preserves image detail in motion.

Bottom Line
AMD has not confirmed abandoning FSR 4.1 support on RDNA 3.5, nor has it officially announced plans to implement it. Users of integrated graphics can expect further clarification from the company.