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Intel’s XeSS 1.3 promises improved upscaling and frame rates.

Intel has released an updated version of its XeSS upscaling technology that will improve frame rates thanks to a new AI model. Intel has provided benchmarks of XeSS 1.3 running on its latest Core Ultra 7155H chip as well as its Arc A750 GPU, showing modest improvements over the previous version of XeSS. More than 100 games now support XeSS, and it’s up to game developers to now support this improved version.

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