Don't forget these are RTX FPS. That's got to mean something.60fps @ 1080p FTW!
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Don't forget these are RTX FPS. That's got to mean something.60fps @ 1080p FTW!
Oh dear :/
4A Games Targeting 1080P@60FPS for NVIDIA RTX in Metro Exodus
https://wccftech.com/4a-games-1080p60fps-rtx-metro-exodus/
That is a very good question, i don't know in all honestly but it is nice that a company called nvidia decided to go with ray tracing so it should get the ball rolling now you see.
Oh dear :/
4A Games Targeting 1080P@60FPS for NVIDIA RTX in Metro Exodus
https://wccftech.com/4a-games-1080p60fps-rtx-metro-exodus/
nV said themselves true real time ray tracing needs something like 2,000 times the performance of the 2080 TiOn the flip side it gives us more of a reason not to upgrade.
Seems like Ray Tracing isn't ready for the prime time yet. Maybe next generation.
Don't forget these are RTX FPS. That's got to mean something.
A company called AMD did it back in 2013, but the ball didn't roll and you see why today....
nV said themselves true real time ray tracing needs something like 2,000 times the performance of the 2080 Ti
This is hybrid ray tracing, and potentially not even that is ready for prime time
nV said themselves true real time ray tracing needs something like 2,000 times the performance of the 2080 Ti
This is hybrid ray tracing, and potentially not even that is ready for prime time
DLSS and hybrid RT are two completely independent things, I thought.So you mean DLSS is meant to work in conjunction with RT?
nV said themselves true real time ray tracing needs something like 2,000 times the performance of the 2080 Ti
This is hybrid ray tracing, and potentially not even that is ready for prime time
Anyone bought one of these ?
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/new-144hz-4k-monitor-spotted-insane-prices.18818417/
Yes i agree apparently you can get around 100fps on 4k
I thought it was to do with hardware limitiation and reading foxeyes post i was right so forgive my ignorance regarding ray traceing.
No wonder all to do with hardware limitation, you need a super computer then.
All I'm saying is what's the point of RT support if you have to play it at 1080p?
How any people with monitors 1440p up to 4k will play a game at 1080p just to turn on RT?
If it wasn't made by Asus I might be tempted, Acer also have been too hit and miss for me to spend that kind of money in their direction.
No mate. It has nothing to do with hardware limitations. And the reason Jensen/Nvidia decided to show the comperative performance of Xeon server and not AMD Fire Pro server is that.
Toms hw has been useless - really useless - for years. I remember maybe 10 years ago it was worth a read?Eurgh just read this - https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-rtx-gpus-worth-the-money,37689.html
Seems the NDA terms must include encourage readers to pre-order...
Does ... not... compute.While we don't have final benchmark results, the new features and enhanced performance of the Turing cards make them worth buying now, even at sky-high prices.
Free samples = Multi Year NDAFrankly I wouldn't trust anyone who didn't review hardware they'd bought with their own money.
Reviewers who get "free samples"? Yeah, no thanks. They will, consciously or sub-consciously, be afraid to give negative reviewes out of fear of being cut off from their free stuff.
It's just a bad place to be. Either buy the hardware you review, or accept that you can't be 100% unbiased.
They signed the Multi Year NDAToms hw has been useless - really useless - for years. I remember maybe 10 years ago it was worth a read?
Does ... not... compute.https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-rtx-gpus-worth-the-money,37689.html
While we don't have final benchmark results, the new features and enhanced performance of the Turing cards make them worth buying now, even at sky-high prices.