AMD Gears Up for Radeon RX 9070 Launch with Fluid Motion Frames 2.1 to Challenge Nvidia

Things are heating up in the GPU market as Nvidia and AMD vie for the top spot. Nvidia has already started rolling out its RTX 50 series, but not without some hiccups, like hardware issues plaguing certain models. Meanwhile, AMD is gearing up to make its move with the upcoming Radeon RX 9070 and a surprise that could give it an edge: an updated version of its Fluid Motion Frames technology.

AMD is prepping for Fluid Motion Frames 2.1, and it’s reportedly coming soon

According to VideoCardz, AMD is working on Fluid Motion Frames 2.1, promising even better frame generation than its predecessor. The update is expected to launch alongside the RX 9070, potentially giving AMD a strong one-two punch to capture attention, especially with Nvidia already showcasing its latest tech.

What makes this even more exciting is that you won’t necessarily need a brand-new AMD card to enjoy the benefits of Fluid Motion Frames 2.1. Reports suggest that the update won’t require tensor cores, meaning if your hardware can handle Fluid Motion Frames 2.0, it should be compatible with 2.1 as well. This makes the upgrade accessible to a broader audience.

Rumors point to an early March release for both the Radeon RX 9070 and Fluid Motion Frames 2.1. Interestingly, Nvidia has delayed the launch of its RTX 5070 to just one day before the rumored AMD release date, adding fuel to speculation.

Stay tuned to see how this battle unfolds as both companies push the boundaries of GPU innovation.