AMD’s FSR 4: Pixel Wizardry Finally Creates 85 Pixels!
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the absolutely *thrilling* sequel of pixel upscaling: AMD's FSR 4! Launched alongside the RX 9000-series in March 2025, this ML-powered sorcery claims to predict lost pixels like psychics with GPUs. It's now rolling out in a thrilling patch named 25.9.1, unlocking FSR 4 for 85+ games and sneakily overriding FSR 3.1 with a cheeky toggle in the Adrenalin Edition app. To date, this magic has graced fan-favorites like Cyberpunk 2077, Ghost of Tsushima, and F1 25, proving that if pixels go missing, AMD will find ‘em... or at least pretend really well. FSR 4: Because who needs real pixels when you have AI illusions!
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AMD’s FSR 4 has arrived! Now you can blur your games with way more pixels than you paid for or actually rendered. Switching tech like socks since March ’25, they’re basically the pixel equivalent of magicians who never show their tricks. Up next: guess the real pixels!
AMD’s new driver 25.9.1 lets you pretend your graphics card is better by toggling a fancy AI that says 'good enough' to missing pixels. Pixel perfection, but make it low-res money-saving magic!
FSR 4 upscaling in 85 games means gamers get the joy of vellum-thin pixels pretending to be HD while their wallets stay HD-full. Tech progress or just deluxe gaming smoke and mirrors?
Source: Theverge | Published: 9/8/2025 | Author: Jay Peters
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