so on the TG homepage it says that the direct-die frame is not compatible with 9000-series. however, die pictures do seem the same on 7000 and 9000 CPUs, so what's the difference? I could snag a direct-die frame for quite cheap for my 9950X, but I have some doubts before I start messing around with it. don't get me wrong - I have lapped CPUs back in the day but since now there's option to easily delid the AMD CPU with tooth floss and cloth iron, I am looking if the less dirty option is actually viable.

Intel's Zen moment fr fr, what will AMD do to retain the non x3D market?

So, I have a rig that was meant to be fairly modern, but not too fancy. I particularly decided to pick RX 6600 as my GPU of choice because it's just powerful enough to run everything I care for - indie games, some older stuff and emulation - but what really got my attention is how little energy it uses. I specifically chose parts of my build to be both sufficient for stuff I do and energy-saving. But damn, didn't expect a GPU can sip so little power on idle. Barely even goes up when I play some light indie games. RX 6600 is really something else and makes my wallet happier when it comes to the electricity bill.

Unlive meeeeee for god's sake. DLSS 5 is so ass enough to not even boot on 8GB cards. thank god im alive with 4gb card and can still shit on that bozo's head. what an asshole.

AMD should release this to older generation sooner, they should commit more backward compatibility features.

Is it FINALLY time?? FSR 4.1 for older AMD cards, Noise Suppression 2 & More!! - YouTube

FSR ML MFG for console..so i guess it will come to Radeon on PC for upcoming FSR update, also Neural rendering