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Apex Compute has opened a beta of its Neural Rendering suite, which it says can provide frame generation on GPUs going back to the GeForce GTX 16 and Radeon RX 5000 generations. TechSpot reports that Apex claims up to 62% lower VRAM use than DLSS frame generation.
Why it mattersThose are company claims, not an independent performance verdict. TechSpot says Apex’s super-resolution and ray-reconstruction features are still in development. For people with older graphics cards, broader compatibility could be the more useful promise than a DLSS-beating headline.
Discuss: Would you try an early beta on the strength of wider GPU support, or wait for independent comparisons?
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