AMD has released a major driver update for its Ryzen AI 300 series mobile processors. The new driver brings support for AMD Fluid Motion Frames 2 (AFMF 2) and Variable Video Memory (VGM) to the Radeon 800M series integrated graphics units (iGPU). This will almost double the gaming performance. Here are the details…
AMD Blows Gaming Performance: AFMF 2 and VGM Support Arrives for Ryzen AI HX 300 Series
In fact, AFMF 2 is AMD’s second-generation frame rendering technology, which increases frame rates, particularly in games, for a smoother image. This technology reduces latency and enables higher performance via driver software.
VGM (Variable Video Memory) is a new technology for AMD’s integrated graphics units. This feature can dynamically allocate up to 75% of the system memory to the iGPU according to the needs of 3D applications. This optimizes system memory usage and prevents performance bottlenecks in games.
According to third-party testing results from AMD, using these technologies together can increase frame rates by up to 78% in games like Cyberpunk 2077. Additionally, AAA games like Far Cry 6, Guardians of the Galaxy, and F1 23 see an average performance increase of 30% to 50%.
AMD announced that these new features can be managed by users from the performance settings section of AMD software. In summary, this update will provide a great advantage, especially for users who want to maximize gaming performance.
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