AMD's FSR 4 upscaling tech is coming to more PC gaming handhelds this year

If you've got a Lenovo Legion Go, Asus ROG Ally X, or another AMD-powered handheld, your gaming experience could be on course for a graphics boost. A new report suggests that AMD's Jack Huynh, senior vice president of computing and graphics, has confirmed that a special version of FSR 4, the AMD upscaling equivalent to Nvidia's DLSS, is coming to more devices, but there's one notable exception - the Steam Deck. According to fresh information acquired by the Korean outlet The Elec and further reporting from TechSpot, AMD is introducing FSR 4 support for RDNA 3-class handhelds before the end of the year. That should include both the Asus ROG Ally X and the Lenovo Legion Go, which are already two of the best handheld consoles on the market. If this upscaling tech does come to those devices, they'll be even easier to recommend. The special version of FSR 4 is, according to the reports, a lightweight version of the software, aimed at enhancing image quality and issues surrounding low latency. AMD hasn't shared any precise performance data yet, though, so we'll have to wait and see just how much of a boost FSR 4 can provide.