CP2077 Cyberpunk 2077 Asus ROG Ally Z1 AFMF Fluid Motion Frame Gameplay Demo, Smoother & Better FPS

How To Activate AFMF: • ROG Ally Z1: How To En...
AMD's new AFMF Fluid Motion Frames technology is now live on the Asus ROG Ally Z1, meaning that when activated, the game is in Full-Frame mode, v-sync is off, no frame rate limits, and your screen is sett to 120hz, you'll get better frame-rates and smoother graphics.
In this gameplay example, I play Cyberpunk 2077 on my non-extreme ROG Ally Z1, showing the performance with and without AFMF.
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[@Mamasandraggy]

Can you post your settings I have the regular and can’t get over 30 fps and it always runs around 25 very choppy

[@StevieWy]

He shows the settings in the video...

[@mykeb1557]

You can get much more performance with fsr3 mod & engine tweaks, tons of TH-cam vids. + it allows dlss on ally, it’s nice but not as performance giving.

[@bankaimaster999]

steam deck uses an older RDNA right? So would FMF really still come over to the steam deck?

[@Cenzurat]

It could, but it doesn't mean it's gonna.

[@justswitched8841]

No. It won't work .

[@SALYOU100]

Its like Nvidia frame generation

[@tritonh5683]

Fluid Motion frames doesn’t feel good at all. It says 60-80 but it feel the same as 30-35

[@OneLastScholar]

The input feels closer to 30 FPS (33.3 miliseconds) but the image loses that jagged/laggy feel that 30 FPS has. Worth it for non-multiplayer games.