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Date of upload: Mar 8, 2024 ^^
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I mean, if I buy a GPU powerful enough to not need upscaling, does it matter? But anyway, even if some of the stuff Nvidia has is better than AMD, some of the stuff AMD has is better than Nvidia. Since I give no shits about RT yet, and I actually don't think FSR 2.1 or 2.2 looks as bad at 1440p and up that the internet keeps telling me it does, I did upgrade a second time to a new AMD card. I just don't want to lose the software features and driver package they offer. Stuff like having overclocking and undervolting built into Adrenaline and things like Radeon Chill, which is great in games. Went from a 1080 Ti to a 6800 for three years, and now to a 7900 XTX, and feeling no regrets.
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Do people really expect to take old ass cards and utilise AI upscaling technologies? You have to start somewhere, like nvidia did, and 7000 series is as good as any point. Having a fallback would be nice, but AMD don't have to backhaul every card they made to make this work the same as on a new card.
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If FSR's functionality remains as is for older gen cards/non AMD cards, but then 7000 series and any future cards have AI upscaling enabled, I really don't see the issue.
Yes, FSR is kinda doodoo, but if you're using an AMD or even nvidia gpu from 5 years ago and you have the option to be able to use it and get a bit more life out of your tech before absolutely NEEDING to upgrade, I think that's a pretty sweet deal. Even if the quality isn't AS good as if it were DLSS, but it's not like nvidia is really giving you that option either.
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@ktvx.94
2 months ago
You can't have it both ways, we've been complaining about FSR not being an ML algorithm for so long, now that we're finally getting it we're gonna complain about compatibility with old cards? That's just how it goes, the underlying hardware is necessary. We already have a fallback, it's FSR.
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