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DLSS 5 kinda reminds me of Clippy: "It looks like you are typing a letter. Would you like me to help you?" The AI algorithm is looking and interpreting what the image is trying to do with the materials, and then basically saying, let me re-interpret that and do that for you. The problem is...

I have time-stamped this, click the video. You will notice Grace, the intent is to fullfill an emotion of the character on the screen, by the developer, for the scene in question, considering the storyline. The AI-generated version changes the intent of the character that the developer, well...

My Opinions have shifted based on new information, worth a watch:

More information has been revealed about how it works: It is indeed just taking a 2D frame plus motion vectors and applying Generative AI to it. It does this through the Frame Generation algorithm, hence the need to have Frame Gen enabled. It's utilizing the "fake frames" generation...

At the end of the day, my opinion is that one should not be so focused on the journey of how the graphics were achieved; rather, focus on the output/final result of those graphics, and if it's a good game. We can always judge the output and tell if it has errors or looks bad. But the journey...

I didn't want to post this twice, so here are my thoughts: https://forums.thefpsreview.com/threads/nvidia-unveils-dlss-5-to-help-achieve-photorealistic-lighting-while-honoring-the-artist%E2%80%99s-original-intent-and-image-quality.19391/#post-102686

I see a few camps on this: A) You've got the camp that vehemently despises anything AI-related, and thus hate it just because it is inherently AI. B) You've got the camp that are OK with AI-rendered things, but hate it because it just looks bad, or is inconsistent. C) You've got the camp that...

I don't see a 285K refresh happening. 270K & 250K > binned 265K & 245K with adjustments. 285K was pretty much maxed out already. Nova Lake launching most likely 2027 at this point (rumors suggest) was intended end of year, that's the true generational release. ALR is just a refresh, not a...

Introduction Intel is announcing its official “Arrow Lake” refresh with the new Core Ultra 200S Plus Desktop CPU series. As the name suggests, these new models are based on the current generation Arrow Lake architecture, based on the LGA1851 CPU socket and motherboards. These are desktop CPUs...

Yeah, lol, GIGABYTE missed an opportunity to put in actual wood screws :P Or maybe wood-tipped screws, actually, that would be an interesting look!

But does it use "wood screws" (old GPU meme)

This is the worse I've seen it, at least with Crypto it was contained to just one hardware type, now, this has spread to everything.

Introduction With 8GB video cards gaining in popularity as a necessity in 2026, we have another 8GB video card on the test system today. Recently, we have reviewed NVIDIA’s 8GB GeForce RTX 5060 Ti variant, and now it is time to take the Red team on and take a look at what the 8GB variant […]...

Sapphire Launching NITRO+ AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Crimson Desert Edition Graphics Card Leading the fight for Pywel in the upcoming game, Crimson Desert, SAPPHIRE is launching a new NITRO+ Radeon RX 9070 XT-based video card with custom Crimson Desert graphics on the backplate. The NITRO+ AMD Radeon...

This video shares my opinion.