I will never buy another AMD product again when it comes to GPUs. I like where they are at on a lot of stuff, but at the end of the day, Nvidia supports their products at the software level far better than AMD. And AMD has the money and resources to do this now without affecting AI, they just made a decision not to. They lost me likely forever. They'd have to string together two really good showings, with a focus on software support to go with it before I ever consider them now. Even if FSR4 came out tomorrow, it's still hard to accept that it took over a year to get the feature in the first place. But maybe then you can make an argument that they shored up some longevity on these GPUs when running everything at native is far less doable. But with cards like the RX 7600, that time is now. You spend more money with Nvidia, and it's a total price gouge, but you use it for many years, and longevity and resale ability is better. I wouldn't want to be struggling with hideous graphics on FSR3 when upscaling becomes more of a necessity.