ROG Ally Z1: How To Enable & Turn On AMDs NEW AFMF Frame Generation Graphics Driver For Better FPS

Official Instructions On How To Use AFMF On Your ROG Ally Z1: rog.asus.com/us/articles/guid...
The Asus ROG Ally Z1 (Extreme & Non-Extreme) have just had an update tp their Graphics Drivers & the AMD Adrenaline Edition Software that allows you to enable AFMF - a technology that increases the FPS, Frames Per Second, that your Ally Renders, and makes Games run smoother and look better.
In this video tutorial I show you how to update the software and then launch the AMD App & find the settings where you turn AMD's Fluid Motion Frames technology on.
I also tell you the settings you'll need to use on your ROG Ally in order to make AFMF work - your screen must be set to 120hz Refresh Rate, the game must be running in Full-Screen mode, without V-Sync, and with a high frame cap, preferably 120fps.
I've found that even on the Ally Non-Extreme, my first tests indicate that this works well, and games look smoother.
Thanks, Rob.
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[@MrBeetsGaming]

You should always run it at 120hz for VRR to work

[@user-gj8ri8yd1z]

THE DIFFRENCE IS NIGHT AND DAY, THANKS

[@Coosemascha]

Can you try afmf on gta v ?

[@kaimmjattzz]

It works but the fps drops significantly when we drive or move fast

[@Introversitive]

How do you turn off vsync? Is it per game or something?

[@ScalespeederGaming]

That's right, in game settings, just like going into full frame mode.

[@Introversitive]

@@ScalespeederGaming Ah, ok, thank you :)

[@frankpepplinkhuizen]

Told you so … 😉

[@buster5661]

It gives me an error despite your recommendations