Intel XeSS is an AI-augmented upscaling technology Intel hopes will be a feather in the cap of its Alchemist graphics cards when they finally go head-to-head with AMD and Nvidia. It’s a relatively understood proposition for gamers, not unlike DLSS or FidelityFX Super Resolution, but we also know Intel intends to offer this frame rate-boosting technology on its competitors’ GPUs.
Exactly which competitors’ graphics cards will benefit from the technology will come down to support for DP4A instructions.
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