ASRock wants to bring AI software to the PC masses with new app, but limits access to its own RX 7000 GPUs

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ASRock is trying to make artificial intelligence easier and more accessible for PC users with its AI QuickSet app. At its heart, AI Quickset simplifies the download and installation process for many AI programs. The company says its brand-new app should help popularize AI, but considering you need an ASRock RX 7000 series GPU to use AI QuickSet, that might be a bit challenging.

How AI QuickSet works is pretty simple; it's sort of like Steam but for AI software. All AI QuickSet does is offer a central place to obtain AI apps and install them with minimal manual input. It's nothing particularly fancy, but at the same time, it could be a big deal. A program that's easy to install is a program that has a low barrier of entry, which would indeed help with popularization.

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  • Crazyy8
    Asrock's own DLSS 3.0, except worse.
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  • ocer9999
    Admin said:
    ASRock's AI QuickSet app promises to deliver AI to even the most casual users, as long as you have an ASRock RX 7000 GPU that is.

    ASRock wants to bring AI software to the PC masses with new app, but limits access to its own RX 7000 GPUs : Read more

    That's pretty cool, I mean it's understandable they lock it to their own cards, I mean they see it as another feature for their cards.
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  • coolronz
    I have a 7900xtx phantom gaming oc, and when I try to install the software, it says I don't have a supported GPU.... so ya, don't mean squat for ASRock 7000 series owners...lol
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  • bcweir
    A warranty isn't going to cover an aftermarket fan replacement. The last thing they're going to do is bankroll a hamfisted user who keeps botching the install and thinks they're entitled to unlimited graphics card replacements. The warranty covers defects in factory workmanship. Dead card out of box, overheating due to factory flaws, etc. It's not going to cover a user ruining their card with a botched aftermarket fan install. Try again.
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