Call of Duty’s Massive Installs May Finally Be a Thing of the Past Thanks to AMD

Exciting news for gamers! AMD's new Neural Texture Block Compression could shrink game sizes.

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  • Players are anxious about the game's huge size, but AMD latest breakthrough promises to significantly reduce game sizes.
  • This innovation not only addresses storage issues but also enhances gaming performance.
  • The upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is generating immense anticipation.
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In the gaming industry, very few series hold as much reputation as Call of Duty series. The series is known for its great campaign story and immersive multiplayer gameplay. The latest title, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be released soon on October 25th.

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The community’s expectation for the title is super high, but players are also scared for their storage space as it is estimated that Black Ops 6 will take around 150GB of storage. However, with the help of AMD’s latest technological breakthroughs, this issue might soon become a relic of the past.

Call of Duty Players Saved by the Latest Breakthrough From AMD

A cinematic image of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.
AMD surprised all the Call of Duty fans with its latest technology. | Image Credit: Treyarch

AMD is known for pushing the boundaries of technology with its advanced processors and graphics cards. It has recently made a breakthrough that will reduce the texture using a neural network, effectively reducing data size. According to TweakTown, this new technology called Neural Texture Block Compression has the potential to reduce the size of titles like Call of Duty by up to 70%.

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After hearing this news,  all the players worldwide are super excited as the franchise is notorious for its large file sizes, the estimated size of the upcoming Black Ops 6 is estimated to exceed 150GB. This innovation from AMD not only helps reduce the pressure on storage capacity but also enhances overall gaming performance as games will take less VRAM, resulting in faster loading times and improving gameplay fluidity.

Players are super happy and ready to adapt this in the future.

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For gamers worldwide, this technology will allow them more space for additional titles and not worry about their favorite Call of Duty experiences. AMD has been one of the leading companies in the race for next-generation technology. This breakthrough will allow them to transition easily with the ever-evolving industry.

AMD’s Breakthrough Tech Sparks Excitement

the image shows an cinematic screenshot showing 2 players engaging in battle from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Players are excited about the ability to reduce the game’s file size in the future. | Image Credit: Treyarch

While players still don’t know the proper details about the implementation and timeline of AMD’s latest technology. It is clear that more and more Call of Duty players will ask about this when Black Ops 6 will launch on October 25th.

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Naturally, with every new breakthrough technology players first have to wait for the experts to report if it works properly or not. After some extensive tests, one can only determine if it is enhancing the gaming experience or if players are compromising other aspects of the game for more storage space.

Regardless, players are super excited just imagining that they don’t have to make extra space for the upcoming titles as the size will be reduced significantly. As gamers prepare themselves for future gaming experiences, AMD is showing commitment aiming at enhancing that experience even further with its technology.

In the end, the future of gaming especially Call of Duty is looking very bright for aspiring players, who want to immersive themselves in the virtual worlds.

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What is the first game you will try AMD’s Neural Texture Block Compression on? Tell us in the comment section below.

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Written by Shubham Chaurasia

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Shubham is a tryhard gamer who loves to play and write about games/news. At first, writing was just a hobby but now its his profession. If he is not online lurking in Valorant or trying his luck in gacha games, you can find him binging on some anime series.