Maybe this is just imo but making images 10000% sharper does not improve quality.
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This is more like painting over an existing painting to make it “better” imo
Huh. This kind of seems like expanding beyond the scope of helping framerates.
Is yassifying each frame going to further drive up system requirements?
How else to sell the new 1000w graphics cards right?

I can't wait for AI to be able to on the fly change games into any art style i want.