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SharpEmu has reported in-game results for ASTRO BOT and Demon’s Souls. We compare KytyPS5’s game counts with AnyPS5’s implementation rates and look at the rendering and system-compatibility hurdles before PS5 games can be played reliably on PC.
Sony has announced QSSR, an AI upscaling technology for the standard PS5. In Japan, it will arrive in two games on October 2. Drawing on official explanations and independent testing, we look at how it improves image quality, what it costs in performance, and where the PS5 Pro still differs.
The PS5 jailbreak Relapse supports system software 7.00–13.60. We look at the removal of bundled tools, the Switch emulator's move to Vulkan, and what jailbreak success means for app compatibility and official updates.
Valve has enabled FEX code caching in the Arm version of Proton Experimental. Based on primary sources, we examine how the mechanism is meant to improve 1% low frame times and what remains unclear, including actual measurements and cache management.
The unofficial DLSS-NR on AMD project reports consecutive 23% and 42% gains on Radeon GPUs. Here's how the roughly 74% figure is calculated, how it interacts with FSR's processing order, and what's new in version 0.4.1.
Qualcomm is reportedly developing a GPU driver to run Windows PC games on Android. We break down the two games shown running on a device, how it differs from Turnip and existing official drivers, and the details still unannounced.
Microsoft has extended Auto SR, its game upscaling feature, to Copilot+ PCs with Intel Core Ultra Series 3. We look at two examples from Microsoft, by settings, plus supported devices and games, and when to use in-game upscaling instead.
Android Authority's tests found that switching Genshin Impact from ANGLE to Native cut stutter on the Pixel 11 Pro XL. We look at how ANGLE works, the limits of the fix, which devices the September update covers, and how to revert the setting.
Google has made its games category for Android Auto and Android Automotive OS generally available. Here is what the open-testing and production tracks change, and what developers must handle: parked-only detection, aspect ratios, input, and in-car review.
A theory has emerged that NVIDIA's unannounced next-generation GPU 'GR20x' won't arrive until 2028. Based on official launch dates, this would create a gap of at least 35 months from the RTX 50 generation. This article examines the difference from NVIDIA's official AI roadmap, the business and supply background revealed in the latest 10-Q, and the key milestones for purchasing decisions.
