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Early Access to DF Direct Weekly #80 Now Available (Patreon)

Published:
2022-10-01 13:19:27
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2022-10

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The upcoming demise of Google Stadia dominates discussion, but we find plenty of time to discuss a range of topics: PS5's new 6nm processor, the arrival of XeSS and the imminent deployment of Intel Arc, the quality of Ryzen 7000 CPUs and the challenges of CPU reviewing in general, DLSS 3 reaction and EVEN MORE in a mammoth one hour, 40 minute episode.

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The upcoming demise of Google Stadia dominates discussion, but we find plenty of time to discuss a range of topics: PS5's new 6nm processor, the arrival of XeSS and the imminent deployment of Intel Arc, the quality of Ryzen 7000 CPUs and the challenges of CPU reviewing in general, DLSS 3 reaction and EVEN MORE. Join the DF Patreon for EARLY ACCESS to every DF Direct Weekly, pristine video downloads, behind the scenes content and much, much more: https://bit.ly/3jEGjvx Podcast RSS Feed: https://digitalfoundry.podbean.com/ Subscribe for more Digital Foundry: http://bit.ly/DFSubscribe 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:48 News 01: Google Stadia is shutting down 00:20:00 News 02: PS5 gets a die-shrink! 00:23:31 News 03: XeSS debuts, Arc A750/A770 priced 00:37:13 News 04: New Ryzen 7000 CPUs reviewed 00:57:49 News 05: Sony PC game announcements, leaks 01:02:18 DF Content Discussion: DLSS 3 reactions and follow-up 01:07:48 DF Supporter Q1: Is latency a big issue with DLSS 3? Could a future version have unnoticeable lag? 01:10:22 DF Supporter Q2: Could tech similar to DLSS 3 come to consoles? 01:11:40 DF Supporter Q3: Would a slower version of DLSS 3 be able to run on Ampere cards? 01:13:48 DF Supporter Q4: Is vendor-agnostic frame generation tech similar to DLSS 3 possible? 01:16:40 DF Supporter Q5: How does DLSS 3 cope with RT effects? 01:19:14 DF Supporter Q6: Would DLSS 2 Quality mode work better as a base for DLSS 3 than Performance mode? 01:22:15 DF Supporter Q7: What do you expect from AMD’s new graphics cards? 01:28:47 DF Supporter Q8: Thoughts on EVGA leaving the GPU market? 01:32:45 DF Supporter Q9: Is 8K excessive? Shouldn’t we focus on visual features and not pixel count? 01:35:13 DF Supporter Q10: Could PCs move to unified memory instead of two discrete memory pools?

Comments

Dennis Martin Herbers

It's raining outside, but the sun always shines on TV <3

Anonymous

One damning aspect of Stadia’s demise is that they launched it at the best time possible. But even the surge in gaming during COVID and a long-lasting shortage of GPUs and next-gen consoles didn’t make it viable.

Anonymous

During the pandemic I was unable to return home for 18 months (due to borders being closed and various travel restrictions). Stadia seemed like a far preferable alternative to travelling with a suitcase full of consoles, so that's what I took with me – one little Stadia controller and a Chromecast. After staying in over 50 different Airbnbs and hotels across 7 different countries in Europe (all with decent internet connections, all over 40mbit), there were three occasions when it functioned "well enough", with every other attempt ending in buffering, dropped sessions, or miscellaneous jankiness resulting in a fit of rage. My situation was the perfect use case for Stadia, but it was garbage. I hated it and I'm thrilled it's dead.