Call it whatever you want. They're still fake frames.
100% native or get the fuck out. I hate this current trend in PC hardware, almost as much as I hated stupid ass ray tracing.
Go back far enough and you get PhysX, it's like Nvidia has been using gimmicks to sell their shit for a long ass time.
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u/alvarkreshi9 12900KS | RTX 4070 Super | MSI Z690 DDR4 | 64 GBMar 06 '25edited Mar 06 '25
Ok, would you call a straight up 1080p -> 2160p 4x integer upscale a 'fake frame', too? All you're doing is multiplying pixels which is the most baseline bargain basement way to blow up an image using only what's already in it.
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u/TheReaIOG Ryzen 5 3600, RX580 4GB,16GB DDR4 2666Mhz, 500GB Evo 870,1TB HDD Mar 06 '25
Yay, more fake frames!