AMD talks FSR ‘Redstone’ plans, Linux support, and AI bundle
Though CES 2026 is coming to a close, there’s still more to learn. We just heard from Nvidia about DLSS 4.5 and how it’s going to offer all kinds of features and performance boosts to modest graphics cards. Before that, there was big talk (and big disappointment) around AMD’s FSR Redstone tech that was meant to supercharge Radeon RX 9000 cards.
At CES 2026, PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray was able to chat with Andrej Zdravkovic, AMD’s Senior Vice President of Software Development, about the future of its Adrenalin software in regards to FSR Redstone, Linux support, and an upcoming (optional) AI bundle.
It’s just one of the many AMD stories floating around this week—far from the most interesting, though. You have the new Ryzen 7 9850X3D processor, hints of possibly being able to drop mobile Ryzen chips into desktop PCs, bringing back older chips to fight shortages, and a bona fide clapback to shade thrown by Intel.
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