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Everything works, but the delay increases FSR 3 technology, as you know, is available not only for AMD video cards. For Nvidia adapters, AMD itself talks about supporting at least models of the GeForce RTX 20 generation. However, technically, no one is stopping you from launching the technology on older cards. And this was done by blogger Daniel Owens. He tested the GeForce GTX 1060 and GTX 1070 in the game Immortals of Aveum. [caption id="attachment_62650" align="aligncenter" width="780"] AMD[/caption] AMD is doing for older GeForce video cards what Nvidia itself did not do. It turned out that not only FSR 3 itself works with these cards, but also the frame generation technology. For example, for the GTX 1060 in the native rendering resolution (that is, with FSR Nativ AA) and the frame generator enabled, performance increased from 20-22 fps to 32-34 fps, that is, about one and a half times. However, the problem is that the delay also increased significantly: up to 200 ms. Because of this, playing is no longer so comfortable. The same performance increase, but without a strong increase in latency, is provided by FSR in Quality mode and without a frame generator, but here the upscale still affects image quality. https://youtu.be/uGkW-IGahrM?t=1 The situation was the same with the GTX 1070, only adjusted for the greater performance of the adapter itself. Thus, FSR 3 makes it possible to use older GeForce video cards in a way that without AMD technology they would not have been able to handle or would have done much worse.

A total of five models are expected in the line AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro 7000 processors, codenamed Storm Peak, will be presented very soon. According to recent data, the announcement will take place on October 19. [caption id="attachment_62645" align="aligncenter" width="780"] AMD[/caption] AMD will introduce Threadripper Pro 7000 with a 96-core CPU at the head At this point, the current Ryzen Threadripper Pro 5000 line will be a year and a half old. However, AMD might not be in a hurry with the new line, since Intel does not yet offer anything comparable in any case. The new line will take Threadripper to a new level, because the flagship model will have 96 cores, like the top-end Epyc of the Genoa generation. In total, five models are expected in the line, starting with the 12-core one. The CPU will offer up to 128 PCIe 5.0 lanes depending on the platform, an eight-channel DDR5 memory controller, up to 384 MB of third-level cache, and a TDP of 350 W. It is not yet clear whether such CPUs will be available in retail or only as part of ready-made workstations.