AMD has not yet decided to provide FSR overresolution 4.1 support for RD DNA 3.5.

IT House News from June 4, AMD Beijing time announced on May 14, this year that FSR ultra-resolution 4.1 support would be extended to two generations of "RDNA 3" "RDNA 2" cards.

However, as mentioned in the original report by IT House, AMD Calculating and Graphics Department's General Manager, Jack Huynh, presented his support in a structured manner, but the promotional video was divided by a graphic card series, so it is not yet possible to confirm whether the nuclear visible platform, particularly "RDNA 3.5", supports FSR hyperresolution 4.1.

And according to an interview with David McAfee, Vice President of AMD Enterprise, Managing Director of Client Channels, Hardwarelux at COMPUTEX 2026 International Computer Fair in Taipei, the "RDNA 3.5" FSR ultra-resolution 4.1 supports what can be described as "undefined" or even "unoptimistic":

Published in German:

I'm sorry, but I'm sorry, but I'm sorry.

Translation:

According to McAfee, FSR 4.1 is not currently planned to be supported on RDN 3.5. There was also a need to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of implementing that function. At present, it appears that the final decision prefers “no”.

If AMD's vague attitude stems from the inherent limitations of the APU chip's calculus and memory bandwidth, the question mark also needs to be given as to whether the nuclei based on "RDNA 3" "RDNA 2" actually supports FSR hyperresolution 4.1.

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