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Multi frame generation and dlss has made give improvements. It's pretty clear that with a little more improvements, gpus will be able to output 5-10x the data with the same hardware. I'm not surprised they are focusing on that right now.
Maybe 5-10%?
I can expect 5-10% hardware improvements, but the sugar e improvements on the 50 series is amazing. The 50 series is the new 1080ti in terms of the jump.
Output 5-10x with same HW? I need what you're smoking because the current HW can barely handle current amounts of data, let alone a magnitude more
Multi frame generation was already possible with Lossless. The fact that it's only officially supported by one generation of cards is absolute bullshit.
Lossless adds lag, mfg uses a whole different gpu pipeline. They are not even close to the same performance. I've used both and it'a night and day in terms of total system latency. I would never use lossless for gaming that requires input speed. Now using lossless for visual novels to limit cpu demand, but that is about it