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XeSS Multi-Frame Generation can insert up to three AI-generated frames between rendered frames, reaching a potential 3:1 ratio. The full XeSS stack now includes Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and ...

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A very clever individual has proven that the Game Boy Color, a 27 year-old, 8-bit portable system, is capable of running a real-time, interactive 3D shader.

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