That surprised me too, so I asked about it, because the many PC handhelds in particular would benefit from it. Technical aspects were then explained, such as the lower computing power of the integrated solutions and the memory bandwidth, which has implications for FSR 4.1.
I’d like to clarify a few things here: During our conversation, we touched on the topic of FSR 4.1 on RDNA 3, and in that context, it was mentioned that there are currently no plans to implement it on RDNA 3.5.
B390 starting to hit the market, with better power management and better performance than Z2 Extreme. NVIDIA is about to take the crown as the strongest iGPU. I hope AMD learn theire lesson, and learn it the hard way. FlowZ13 is probably my last AMD device.
The fact that iGPU support was not mentioned by official at all before this broke the news, followed by a 'very corporate' reply that does not confirm anything, should already told you how much AMD care about this.
@digitalfoundry I wasn't there to hear the exact words said however I will share that no such decision as being reported and implied here has been made. We are not ready to speak to any other potential future product plans at this time. We continue to listen to our customers and we hear you.
Ryzen Z1 and Z2 dominates gaming handheld devices. AI Max series has been pushed as the most performance iGPU ever. But AMD decides to make them obsoleted without FSR4. Everyone, including AMD, knows FSR3 and below has BAD image quality.