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Intel will spend $14 billion on manufacturing its new chips at TSMC: Report
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this post was submitted on 29 Nov 2023
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its already really good and the most interesting thing happening right now.... but they need to implement frame generation.
Yeah that have it is called xess.
has it expanded into frame generation yet, or is it like early DLSS and FSR where it's primarily upscaling an image. Frame generation is a bit different than that.
No frame generation yet. Only AI upscaling.
I guess then no there is no interpolated frames on Intel's implementation yet.
get driver performance up to par then worry about that. in games where they've fixed drivers the performance is fantastic for the price. in other games they're slow or unplayable.
though I suppose the next design may need less time on drivers since apparently the current design has memory handling issues resolved by software.
Frame generation is ass even on Nvidia GPUs