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Intel XeSS2 now supported by AMD and NVIDIA GPUs
https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-xess2-now-supported-by-amd-and-nvidia-gpus
Intel's XeSS technology, previously associated only with super resolution, has been updated for the Arc Battlemage launch to include Frame Generation and Low Latency components, aligning with what AMD and NVIDIA currently offer.

Today, Intel released an update for XeSS 2 and published Software Development Kit (SDK) version 2.1.0, with the primary change being support for non-Intel GPUs. Essentially this update enables AMD and NVIDIA cards to use Intel XeSS2, and what's important, these GPUs can use entire portfolio of XeSS technologies.

EA Exec Shoots Down Battlefield 6 on Steam Deck—Other Handhelds Allowed
https://www.techpowerup.com/339485/ea-exec-shoots-down-battlefield-6-on-steam-deck-other-handhelds-allowed
Following the recent Battlefield 6 multiplayer showcase that confirmed the existence of a UGC platform for the new shooter, EA's executive vice president, Vince Zampella, confirmed in an interview with PCGamesN that Battlefield 6 will not receive Steam Deck support. According to the executive, "It does not work on Steam Deck. I think there are some non-Steam-Deck handheld platforms that it will work on, probably, right? But I don't think, you know, it's probably not the best way to play the game." 

Lunux = Nope from EA because of Anti-Cheat Kernel stuff that does work on Linux, but they're not bothered to make the effort.



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