These newly developed FSR 3 mods are set to extend the reach of AMD's frame generation technology to numerous games that do not inherently support FSR 3. This development echoes the achievements of DLSS modders from a few months ago, who successfully incorporated DLSS 3 upscaling and frame generation into titles originally compatible with AMD FSR 2, effectively expanding the utilization of DLSS on a broader scale.

The extensive phase of DLSS modding has led to speculations that it directly influenced game developers to incorporate DLSS into more titles. Alternatively, it suggests that game developers are becoming more open to including support for multiple upscaling options. While DLSS is currently more dominant than FSR, as well as Intel's XeSS equivalent, games that natively support all three upscaling options remain relatively limited. Considering that DLSS mods have notably boosted the adoption of Nvidia's upscaling technology, modders now have a similar opportunity to promote the usage of FSR 3. Moreover, FSR 3 is compatible with any GPU, not exclusively limited to AMD's chips, making it accessible to a broader audience.