NVIDIA image scaling, or the response to the AMD FSR (which was already an answer to the NVIDIA DLSS)

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Nvidia had something to say yesterday, about his software offer. The manufacturer has indeed announced the deployment of the NVIDIA Image Scaling, an algorithm of upscaling to compete with the AMD FSR. Wait... But the DSS was not already there for that? Competition the FSR? Are you lost? Do not move, we will explain everything. There was a time when graphics card manufacturers were fighting with ardor to know who would propose the fastest GPU at the best price. The consumers we are comparing the MHz, the calculation units, and the practical performances, then roamed the online shops to find the best deal... It was the good time...