AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF), a driver-level version of AMD’s frame generation technology that delivers higher frame rates and a smoother gaming experience for DirectX 11 and 12 games, will be available to ROG Ally users as part of a new update that is scheduled to roll out on April 25, ASUS has announced. Two versions of the ROG Ally continue to be available; the MSRP for the Ryzen Z1 Extreme model remains at $699.99.
ACSE 1.4.13 on April 25 through Armoury Crate SE:
- Enhanced the display speed of the Game Library.
- Added information to the Real-time Monitor overlay when using AFMF.
- Resolved a sporadic issue where AMD graphics card driver updates in the Update Center could experience timeouts.
- Expanded Keymap functionality to support the assignment of keys as trigger keys (requires MCU v317 or newer). For example, the M1 button can be assigned as the Left Trigger.
MCU 317 on April 25 through Armoury Crate SE:
- Expanded Keymap functionality to support the assignment of keys as trigger keys (requires ACSE 1.4.13 or newer). For example, the M1 button can be assigned as the Left Trigger.
iGPU driver V31.0.24027.1012 on April 25 through Armoury Crate SE & Asus official website:
- Bugfix: Fixed certain textures may become invisible while playing Final Fantasy X HD Remaster.
- Adds support for AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF). (AMD Reference: AMD Fluid Motion Frames)
Asus Hotplug Controller 3.0.0 on April 25 through Armoury Crate SE:
- Enhanced Asus Hotplug Controller stability.
AMD AFMF in action, per a promo video:
ASUS on its new updates:
We’re excited to announce that AMD Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) is going to be available on the ROG Ally! Tomorrow’s (April 25th) iGPU driver and ACSE update contain everything you need to use this new feature. Just open the AMD Software and head to Gaming Graphics to toggle AMD Fluid Motion Frames on. AFMF is not yet available in the Command Center, but we are working on integrating it further.