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Our AMD FSR Upscaling plugin for UE 5.3 to 5.8 is available now

The AMD FSR™ Upscaling plugin provides ML-accelerated FSR Upscaling, ML-powered FSR Frame Generation, analytical FSR 3 and FSR 2 upscaling, and analytical frame generation within a single plugin.

On supported AMD hardware, the plugin will automatically select AMD FSR Upscaling 4 when enabled and fall back to FSR 3 on other hardware.

Similarly, on AMD Radeon™ RX 9000 Series graphics cards, the plugin will automatically select ML-powered AMD FSR Frame Generation 4 when enabled and fall back to analytical frame generation on other hardware. Note that ML FSR Frame Generation requires Windows® 11.

Our AMD Radeon Anti-Lag 2 plugin for UE 5.3 to 5.8 is available now

The AMD Radeon™ Anti-Lag 2 Unreal® Engine plugin integrates with the AMD FSR™ Upscaling plugin in order to function correctly with FSR Frame Generation enabled when using the native Direct3D® 12 backend.

Our Unreal Engine performance guide

Our dedicated team of Unreal Engine engineers have been working hard to put together our recommendations
for optimizing with your Unreal Engine code base.

Registered Unreal Engine developers only!

In order to access the patches you must be a registered Unreal Engine developer with access to the Unreal Engine GitHub repository.

Many of the optimization efforts that produce these patches are eventually integrated directly into a stock release of Unreal Engine. The patches presented here represent optimizations that have not been taken into Unreal Engine, and generally meet one of the following criteria:

• A similar optimization has already been applied in a subsequent release of stock Unreal Engine, and we wanted to make it available for prior versions that are still widely used.
• The optimization is still being reviewed for inclusion into stock Unreal Engine, and is provided here in the meantime.
• The optimization contains one or more AMD-specific implementations which, while they do not impact non-AMD performance, are not widely applicable enough for stock release.

In order to access the patches you must be a registered Unreal Engine developer with access to the Unreal Engine GitHub repository.