Eh, sadly, fanatical fans on any side do this sorta thing and I don’t get it…

Two things come to mind here:
1) checkerboard rendering, even tho many people seem to want to call it upscaling, isn’t really upscaling in the traditional sense. It can’t be used on existing assets like textures for instance (or completely rendered frames), it’s a technique that’s tied heavily into the rendering pipeline (it doesn’t do small image in, bigger image out like a normal upscale).
2) neural net upscaling sounds rather resource heavy and I’m wondering if it would even be possible to use it on real-time data at all and if it is possible how many GPU resources it’s gonna take to make it work.

So I’m basically wondering if this technique would even be usable and if checkerboard rendering isn’t a better way of using the Pro’s GPU resources….

Tho gamingdolt is good at singling out that little thing that out of context sounds like an awesome click bait article!

when you’re a Middleware company in this industry, you have to be very careful on what you say and how you say it…

next time think of the question being asked, and more importantly, how your answer is going to be perceived.

He needs to sell his product

Don’t they always. PS fanboys are really known for that kind of behavior. What a cancer they are.

“Here at Artomatix we’ve developed our upscaling technology…”

Oh right. I see…