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AMD said to be prepping Radeon Super Resolution, an FSR alternative for "nearly" all games | TechSpot
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AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 is 'just as good' as NVIDIA DLSS 2.0, according to the first review - VideoCardz.com
Ultra-High Frames Brought by DLSS 2.0 with RTX iGame Graphics Card - Urbantechnoobs
Nvidia's Geforce 445.75 driver is ready for DLSS 2.0, Half-Life Alyx, Resident Evil 3 and more | OC3D News
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NVIDIA claims its latest DLSS 2.3 technology is better than "spatial upscaling" - VideoCardz.com
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New GeForce RTX 3050 variant offers the same performance but lower power use | Ars Technica
