Like Nvidia, AMD is locking some upscaling advancements to its newest GPUs. ...
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Discussion Points
- The implications of hardware locking on upscaling advancements;r
- The potential impact on gaming performance and user experience;r
- Whether this practice is fair to consumers and the tech community.
Summary
AMD has followed in Nvidia's footsteps by locking certain upscaling advancements to its newest GPUs, raising concerns about fairness to consumers and the tech community. This practice restricts users' ability to take full advantage of their hardware, potentially hindering performance and frustrating users.
While this may be intended to maintain competitive advantage, it may also be seen as anti-consumer and stifle innovation in the field of upscaling technologies.