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AMD Brings Lightweight FSR 4 AI Upscaling to Handheld APUs
Hardware
about 3 hours ago•2 min read

AMD Brings Lightweight FSR 4 AI Upscaling to Handheld APUs

Zubiqo Take

“Squeezing a machine learning upscaler onto a low-power handheld APU is an impressive optimization, but AMD dodging questions about legacy support heavily implies older devices simply lack the silicon to run it.”

Mag 6
XDA Developers
Leaked 3nm AMD APU "Gainsborough" Hints at Valve's True Steam Deck 2
Gaming
7 days ago•2 min read

Leaked 3nm AMD APU "Gainsborough" Hints at Valve's True Steam Deck 2

Zubiqo Take

“Valve backed themselves into a corner by promising no incremental upgrades, meaning they have no choice but to absorb the brutal cost of TSMC's premium 3nm silicon to make the math work.”

AI: BullishMag 7
XDA Developers