AMD Fluid Motion Frame (frame generation) on RX 6000 series - test in 8 games

👁️ 👁️ on Instagram: "- The video demonstrates a stroboscopic illusion in a cucumber-slicing machine, where the blade appears to rotate slowly or backward as it cuts perfect round slices, due to the blade’s RPM synchronizing with the camera’s 30 fps frame rate. - This effect, first noted in 1832 by Joseph Plateau, exploits persistence of vision; when rotation speed is a multiple of the frame rate (e.g., 1800 RPM for 30 fps), discrete frames create the illusion of reduced or reversed motion, as