ps6 allegedly having a machine learning feature set beyond the current 50-series Nvidia cards is gonna "rule" because that means multiframegen and multiple types of ML-based upscaling

AAA games on that system is going to require so many different performance profiles it's gonna be a huge mess

how much more anki could you get through if you had 4x multiframegen running on it

if you have a high refreshrate monitor, and your game is hitting 80fps and you can double it to 160, it genuinely looks great

If you have like a 240hz monitor multiframegen is also really damn cool

Please stop acting like its anything but something that's killing or revolutionizing gaming

Du moins on s'en doutait fortement, mais comme Intel vient d'ajouter du multiframegen sur une A770.

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And then assuming multiframegen isn't important to you it just sounds like a 4080 Super might end up performing similarly for less money after the 50 cards drop

I am perfectly pleased with my 4080 Super so this is mostly just intellectual curiosity but I keep looking at it and I'm just like. It really sounds like the thing is just multiframegen which is on all of those so you could save big and get the 5070 or 5070 Ti (assuming they actually sell a MSRP)

"ain mas é por causa do multiframegen"

vai pro inferno eu hein

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