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Mohktari evaded U.S. sanctions through the FSR network of businesses in Iran and the United Arab Emirates; Mohktari held management positions in some FSR businesses and maintained ownership control in others.

In particular, Mokhtari and co-conspirators used the bank account of UAE-based business Bitubiz FZE, part of the FSR network, to process U.S. dollar transactions involving the refining and transport of Iranian oil and other petrochemical products.

Bitubiz ledgers recorded the receipt and transfer of funds between itself and sanctioned Iranian entities, but most of the funds were then credited to the Iran-based Ayegh Isfahan Manufacturing Company, another FSR business in which Mokhtari had an ownership stake.

He then founded Lois Holland Callaway and was its chairman and chief executive until 1976, when he joined Creamer/FSR.

PC Gamer now says FSR 2.0 “really looks better than native 4K,” and Hardware Unboxed has a phenomenal video showing off FSR 2.0’s performance in almost every type of shootout you’d want — including Nvidia’s DLSS, the original FSR 1.0, and native rendering each at 4K, 1440p and 1080p resolutions.