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Today on Digital Foundry, Alexander Battaglia spends some time talking machine learning, DLSS and more with Nvidia's Bryan Catanzaro - Bryan Catanzaro:

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@Dachsjaeger @ctnzr That Nvidia man looks like he's from the far future :p

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@Dachsjaeger @ctnzr "Gamers don't care about V-Sync" That's so blatantly wrong. It is very hard to get VRR right. Most VA and OLED panels have VRR Flicker when using G-Sync. Frame Gen being not compatible with V-Sync basically makes Frame Gen worthless to me as a 4090 owner.

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@Dachsjaeger @ctnzr This was an awesome interview. Always love listening to Bryan! Very excited to see how neural rendering advances.

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