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He didn't test it on Arc cards because the version of the software that has been upgraded works across all brands, if you own an Arc GPU they automatically run better as the software (XMX) can use the AI hardware on Arc to render a better image. I know he used DLSS in the video but that's just there for comparison and more people have access to that then hardware accelerated XESS.Hardware Unboxed say that XeSS is now better than FSR on AMD GPUs. It lacks frame generation, however, and they didn't test it on Arc GPUs.
He didn't test it on Arc cards because the version of the software that has been upgraded works across all brands, if you own an Arc GPU they automatically run better as the software (XMX) can use the AI hardware on Arc to render a better image.
The attitude towards Arc has shifted a lot,