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Nvidia confirms its RTX 50 series performance gains when DLSS Multi-Frame Gen is excluded.

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Worst part is two generations in a row have had any major improvements yet AMD is still behind.
I edited my post to reflect what I meant. Stupid autocorrect.AMD's issue is for years they were doing experimental tech with the Fury series, Vega etc... and it was all a colossal waste of time and money.
This is pathetic and in line with my previous thoughts. They hardly gain performance per/Watt. They just rely moreso on increasing TDP instead of architectural improvements.
This just confirms why they had to make a new connector in my opinion. Make it easier to increase TDP.
Worst part is two generations in a row have had hardly any major improvements yet AMD is still behind.
How many have tested DLSS properly? I've not experienced it in real life so I'd love to hear your thoughts. I only have the opinions of others to go by. From what I can tell, most seem to be only use it when it is absolutely necessary, in games like Cyberpunk with RT enabled. And most much prefer upscaling rather than frame generation. So I honestly have my doubts about how popular this architecture will be. If people ACTUALLY used DLSS and ACTUALLY liked it, then it would be great. But how many do?
A lot have tested DLSS and a lot like it, It's especially good at cleaning up aliasing, Now as for frame gen that's up in the air, It's been tested extensively especially by the likes of Digital Foundry but it's very much a love it or hate it thing.