It’s technically possible to triple or even quadruple the framerate, but the performance overhead will grow, and the game logic will still run at the original framerate, causing inputs to still have the same delay.

I find it to work great for smoothing over things visually when you’re already okay with the input lag.

You can use fsr 3 and afmf together to get approx 3x fps but I wouldn’t recommend to stack frame gen, use afmf whenever you seem to like it.

And if possible fsr3 instead of afmf ( but sadly fsr3 is only in 2 games so far)

anyone knows where the latest actual driver from AMD for FMF is ?

AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition Preview Driver for AMD Fluid Motion Frames Version 23.30.01.02 - is that the latest?

Theoretically it’s possible to generate as many frames as you want between 2 rendered frames, only issue is the more frames you generate the more lag you add to the game and the more image quality you will lose, at a certain point it becomes pointless.

In some cases. Starfield pretty much doubled for me in fps numbers, but still felt like the original fps heh, useless for me on 4k 60hz