The RTX 30 and RTX 40 series may unexpectedly benefit from the main DLSS 4 selling point. Can the older GPUs take advantage of multi frame generation? Nvidia's Bryan Catanzaro gave gamers some clues in a recent interview.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Nvidia-DLSS-4-multi-frame-generation-support-could-extend-beyond-the-RTX-50-series.949829.0.html
"The company is focused on the RTX 50 series, but that could change with sufficient optimization."
Uh-huh!!!
What NVIDIA is really trying to say what could change its decision sooner or later is - the RTX 50 series preorder numbers, how the MAJORITY of consumers embrace Blackwell vs Lovelace (if there's a huge margin of folks still purchasing the 40 series after BW launches... WELP), how will Trump's tariffs affect the 50 series post-launch, ect! 😏
It's funny how theres always comments about a company that hasn't cared about the consumer market in ages.
Your (or the 'majority of consumers') existence is irrelevant to them. They don't need or care about your money and opinion.
Just thought I'd clear this up, incase it hasn't already sunk in.