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I think that's happened once. My card runs at stock or -10% power limit in lieu of undervolting, typically the latter, and thankfully I've not had any issues like those you've described. Linux has been problem free but I haven't spent as much time with it running versus Windows.
Fake typically has negative connotations while artificial does not. Unless I've misunderstood him, he's saying that artificial in the sense of being simulated or a man-made intelligence is a poor name for it.
I have a 7900XTX which runs fine. Driver crashes have been rare but Adrenaline (control panel) likes to do so at random. I haven't tried much undervolting or overclocking because Star Citizen (and other Cryengine games) will hard crash the computer, had the same issue on Intel/NV. What do you...
Motion blur and other distortion settings are an instant off for me. I go off how noticeable an improvement is, if it is, for other settings. Ray tracing I've seen up to now has been noisy, smeary, or is barely noticeable.
Native only, I'll turn down settings first and prefer quite a few off anyway. I've only had a single use for frame generation so far, padding 1% lows in VR when the game stuttered without it.
Agreed. It would be generous to call it mediocre going off what they've shown up to now. In this most recent video, the butterflies (or whatever) in the first scene blinked out of existence at some points and the faces barely moved while constantly being obscured by highlighting the affected area.