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[–] Coelacanth@feddit.nu 6 points 1 week ago

Just because some developers are bad or lazy at optimisation doesn't make these tools bad. Unoptimized games have existed for far longer than AI upscaling tools. If I can use DLSS to still get solid framerates in new releases without needing to buy a new $2000 graphics card every two years that sounds pretty good in my book. I get why some people dislike Frame Generation as it does typically come with some input lag and is a bit of a win-more in that you need 60+ FPS in the first place for it to work well. But DLSS/FSR are good tools in my book and one of the best applications of AI.