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XESS on Linux?
- Thread starter Rover4444
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Probably about as well as Radeon Frame Generation on linux (this means not at all).
I know that AMD did port various versions of FSR though, for whatever use that may be. You'd use something like GameScope to get those. Only mentioning because I believe that may be the only "value-added" tech that really got ported.
I know that AMD did port various versions of FSR though, for whatever use that may be. You'd use something like GameScope to get those. Only mentioning because I believe that may be the only "value-added" tech that really got ported.