AMD has reportedly been testing a new and highly anticipated FSR multi‑frame generation (MFG) technology for its Radeon RX GPUs. This information comes from a third‑party software called RadeonTuner, which allows access to Radeon driver settings without using the AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition application. RadeonTuner has revealed that AMD is already incorporating preliminary support for multi‑frame generation into its Radeon drivers, though the feature remains hidden until the software is finalized.

According to the tool's developer, AMD often places placeholders for features like this well in advance of their release, indicating that the company is extensively testing the MFG feature with options for 1x to 8x variants, which are expected to be available once the feature is fully developed.

One user attempted to enable the MFG feature using the latest driver installation and a Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics card to see if it could work with any game. However, the user discovered that the feature is currently non‑functional, as AMD has not yet released the necessary model to support MFG at any setting. Even when testing games that frequently receive FSR updates, such as Forza Horizon 6, Pragmata, Resident Evil 9, Crimson Desert, and Death Stranding 2, the feature could not be activated.

It seems we are still months away from the final release of multi‑frame generation support.