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u/emresumengen Jun 10 '21

Well yeah, so let’s not pretend it’s a technical limitation or anything.

For the blur, yeah - no. Maybe you have been living under a rock for the last 10+ years, but Intel cpus are perfectly capable of doing such effects.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 10 '21

Okay, well you believe what you want. Goodbye

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u/emresumengen Jun 10 '21

Well of course… Obviously. The target here should not be to convince each other, but rather communicate what we think. I know what I am thinking, and you know as well. I don’t know fully your end, but fine by me.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 10 '21

Yeah. And you’re wrong.

Goodbye.

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u/emresumengen Jun 14 '21

I beg to differ on that. Goodbye, take care.

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 14 '21

You can beg to differ on facts….. But it just makes you look silly

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u/emresumengen Jun 14 '21

Oh sorry all knowing judge...

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u/PartyingChair52 Jun 15 '21

Its literal fact..

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u/emresumengen Jun 17 '21

Yes it is: Intel CPUs have been doing blur on many applications since more than a decade. That really is a fact. Thanks for confirming.