Quote from: So many questions on June 25, 2026, 15:44:48@heffeque:

In terms of image quality, how does it compare to previous FSR versions (leaked version fsr4 int8, fsr3, etc) and using no fsr at all? Is it a notable improvement? Does it finally get rid of problems of image stability and shimmering mostly? Have you tested any other tested games with it? Thoughts on how it compares to intel XeSS DP4a?

Has it finally gotten to a point where it's good enough to enable automatically for every game by default without thinking about as there are no major concerns / issues left?

Quote from: heffeque on June 25, 2026, 13:45:38Fan not audible, so it's sipping very little power.

At what wattage?

In hindsight, it was good to get your halo framework desktop with 128GB before the price hikes. What you had to pay for it, is now almost how much people are paying for 16GB steam machines. I am envious.

I haven't tested it that much, but in theory "FSR 4.1.1 performance" is about the same quality as "FSR 3.1 quality", so all in all FSR 4.1.1 is great.

Wattage, I don't remember. I'll have to try again another day.
Paid 2400 € for it. Now the same components are 4000 €. Totally crazy.

Ich nutze einen MSI Cubi mit 6W CPU (7100U) und Passivkühlung als Officecomputer und werde für den Zweck niemals wieder etwas Anderes als Geräuschloses kaufen!

Lovely concept.

Endlich können Lotsen mit 100 Knoten auf evergreen containerschiffe zu rasen!

Quote from: Lance Price on June 27, 2026, 23:58:16For 5k I can get a tower pc with a 5090 gpu with a i9 ultra processor and 2tb of ram for
Almost 3k....Asus can keep that expensive mini garbage

I think the ultra processors can only support a maximum of 256 RAM. And if it could support 2TB of RAM, I think 2TB RAM kits go for approx $12,000.00.