It's called internal upscaling resolution. That's where something is "low quality" upscaling. Some effects are done at full or half resolution regardless of upscaling you use, some use the same resolution as upscaler.adding shimmering from low resolution to the boiling and it looks worse.

That's not how it works. With low quality upscaling you'd just amplify the noise because it's internally processed at lower resolution.

I wonder if I'll be lucky enough on Galaxy Watch 4 to get OneUI 8 too...

That's not down to graphic card. It's the game. I had horrible boiling in Marvel Rivals on RTX 3080 to a point I preferred screenspace reflections over ray traced Lumen reflections. Still do on Radeon. Surprisingly, Oblivion Remaster running Unreal Engine 5 doesn't have this issue even on RX 9070 XT.

That's not the experience in actual games.

10 Ah battery, phone still lasts just 2 days lol. Android problems :P I miss times when you charged phone once every 2 weeks...

I do care about upscaling and ray tracing, which is why I didn't go with AMD for last few generations. RX 9070 XT felt like the right time as they made huge improvements. Especially FSR4 is easily comparable to DLSS and I use it as antialiasing replacement while boosting performance. FSR2, while it works it turns into pixelated mess during fast movements and has a lot of ghosting. FSR4 is near perfect.

What I also love is how AMD's Fluid Motion Frames just work in all games with minimal artifacting and Radeon Chill is what I especially love with summer coming in. It decreases power consumption dramatically and thus heat output to levels RTX 5070Ti couldn't ever achieve despite being more efficient in raw tests for power consumption. All while not affecting experience. It's so good I'm using it in Overwatch 2 and Marvel Rivals and I can't really tell a diffeeence, it controls framerate that seamlessly.

Radeon RX 9000 series are amazing. Apparently sales are doing great, but obviously NVIDIA is holding monopoly and people are brainwashed to just buy NVIDIA no matter what.

Ubuntu Gnome design is one of the best, Fedora vanilla version, not so much.

My main issue with KDE is how inconsistent window frames look between apps and how they still haven't fixed stupid "start" menu hovering across labels of categories and across empty space next to them which lags like ass. This bug is present in all KDE distros and it's so stupid and annoying.

They are literally fucking up entire US government.

Jokes on you, I can't list 10 male athletes either!