Radeon

You can easily do it yourself and run, and I'll show you that as well.

So the Radeon, you can check

this as well, Windows, et cetera, it's all up to you.

Yep.

So we'll leave that for a bit later, I reckon.

And talk instead about AMD's surprise release, I guess, of FSR 4.1 for Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards.

I was up feeding my child and I saw this news pop up pretty much as it happened in the middle of the night.

We're expecting this in 2027, or at least that's what AMD originally announced, but maybe because of the launch of, you know, clawed code and all that stuff.

That's like, how about you just identify these issues or accept them earlier on and then address them and not have to wait multiple generations before you just acknowledge that frame pacing does need improvements now, despite the fact that you've been pointing out that it needs it.

And as far as I can tell, basically been arguing with you that you're either testing it wrong or there's something going on.

Yeah, I actually find that quite funny because it's not just a Radeon issue.

It happens with NVIDIA's features as well.

we're selling to the gamers that's all gone that's amd radion so radion did that their cards specifically lacked the the computational so the equivalent of the you know, the stuff that the crypto bros were using, these cards didn't have, which was great because it allowed people to have still video game cards that were fine for gaming, just weren't optimized for crypto.

And it gave, I think, Radeon, which is owned by AMD, a much bigger chunk of the market of gaming because a lot of people want.

Hell, I bought two.

I bought two Radeon graphics cards partly because of it, because then they were significantly cheaper for the same level of video game performance because they didn't have all the other crap that the crypto bros needed.

Unfortunately, that's the same crap that I need for AI now.

So the Radeon cards are significantly slower than the NVIDIA cards when it comes to AI stuff.

You need the computational goodness.

Yeah, yeah.

And it is still here today.

And this game is called The Windows Are Gone.

Haunted by grief and guilt after a tragic accident, you start seeing your house, or you start seeing a house in your dreams.

No matter what you do, you can't get its image out of your mind.

A short psychological horror game made by Scary Cube, it focuses on creating immersive and disturbing atmosphere through manipulation of narrative and audiovisual elements.

40 minutes to an hour to complete.

But when I read the title, The Windows Are Gone, my brain-

That's an evocative phrase, man.