It’s a really weird marketing play, because the top end card is where you should get great performance without relying on frame gen. Frame gen makes the most sense as a feature to somewhat bridge the gap on mid tier cards. Low end cards are too weak to perform well even with frame gen. I can’t imagine that someone dropping $2000 on a card is going to be enthusiastic about ai frames.
It’s a really weird marketing play, because the top end card is where you should get great performance without relying on frame gen. Frame gen makes the most sense as a feature to somewhat bridge the gap on mid tier cards. Low end cards are too weak to perform well even with frame gen. I can’t imagine that someone dropping $2000 on a card is going to be enthusiastic about ai frames.
Yeah its a wild thought, but I mean, what are they going to do? Lose money? Pfft.