The launch of AMD's Ryzen 7040 series of CPUs brought a dedicated AI acceleration chip, dubbed Ryzen AI, meant to accelerate certain tasks like those built into Microsoft's Studio Effects. But how does it compare to the Nvidia Broadcast versions of eye contact and background blur, and even what's built into Zoom itself? In this video Gordon looks not only at the quality but the impact to battery life when using these tools.
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00:00 - Intro
00:50 - Windows Studio Effects
01:27 - Background Blur Quality Testing
05:58 - Background Blur Power Testing
09:43 - Eye Contact Quality Testing
15:30 - Eye Contact Power Testing
19:17 - Conclusion
