AMD FSR 3 and Fluid Motion Frames aren't the same, and here's why. Today we compared and explained the difference between FSR 3's frame generation and the driver-based AFMF.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - The entire point of making this video...
1:54 - Past me explains the difference between FSR 3 FG and AFMF.
3:43 - Another problem in Linus's video
4:59 - Comparing FSR 3 FG to AFMF and vice versa in Immortals of Aveum
11:36 - Final Comparisons and Testing in Avatar Frontiers
12:15 - Should you turn on both frame generations?
12:28 - Was FSR 3 FG better than AFMF?
13:39 - Outro