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Even with the boom in enterprise GPU sales, one would think it's shortsighted (in terms of risk management) to not try and strengthen their position in the consumer market.
The worst thing is that it doesn't seem to be a hack and the solution pretty much work already.
Maybe they wanna let some time pass by so the RDNA 4 guys aren't salty. Quite a few of them have probably done what I'd consider a sidegrade, just to get FSR 4.
AMD has historically been pretty good about that, releasing the feature for newer cards* first then backporting.
Nvidia doesn't lmao