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AMD and Nvidia put hacks and workarounds in their windows drivers for individual games, to make those specific games run better. Usually only for the big AAA releases. They won't be doing that anymore for the "old" cards.
Wait so for example if they didnt support dlss/fsr on cyberpunk, someone Else will do that? I Read some comments around the fedi with ppl saying there is nothing to worry about on linux..๐ค
Read a statement from AMD, they are still providing day zero updates to rdna 1 and 2....
Not really. They use a vague weasel word to basically say "we will, whenever we feel like, no promises".
The phase they used was "as required by market needs in the maintenance mode branch".
That could mean anything, any time.