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Did AMD pay Epic for exclusivity? GaBEN is going to be heartbroken as ATI partnered with Valve when Steam was new for HL2.
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Did AMD pay Epic for exclusivity? GaBEN is going to be heartbroken as ATI partnered with Valve when Steam was new for HL2.
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PhysX is open source and so is RTX (A microsoft lib)Physx and RTX come as part of gimpworks, so it definitely won't be there.
Physx and RTX come as part of gimpworks, so it definitely won't be there.
PhysX is open source and so is RTX (A microsoft lib)
it does, it means you get those annoying intro videos that you have to find ways to disableSponsored games means exactly jack ****
I really hate games that have those unskipable logo animation screens!it does, it means you get those annoying intro videos that you have to find ways to disable![]()
That's old news. PhysX has been open source since December 2018PhysX comes under gameworks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia_GameWorks
RTX is Nvidia's implementation of DXR. They like to lock people in to their own ecosystem ofc.
Sponsored games means exactly jack ****
What do Amd add that is open source? Or do you just mean things in general?Sure it does, it means graphics engineer's from AMD work alongside the development team to build and optimise the game for the hardware.
Amd themselves have released videos from past games explaining this.
It just so happens that while Amd get the PC port optimised Nvidia users also benefit because everything amd adds is open source and works well on either amd or nvidia.
A perfect example that I keep bring up.
Nvidia sponsored titles are know for some of the worst PC ports available, while Amd sponsored titles are know for being some of the best title for performance.
GAMEWORKS!
That's old news. PhysX has been open source since December 2018
https://www.techpowerup.com/250193/nvidia-physx-now-open-source
And RTX Runs on Microsoft's DXR (DX Runtime Engine).
A quote from that article (which I assume you didn't read)Just because something is open source doesn't mean it's no longer licensed software and part of some other package.
Free, Open-Source, GPU-Accelerated
PhysX will now be the only free, open-source physics solution that takes advantage of GPU acceleration and can handle large virtual environments. It will be available as open source starting Monday, Dec. 3, under the simple BSD-3 license. PhysX solves some serious challenges.
What do Amd add that is open source? Or do you just mean things in general?
That's old news. PhysX has been open source since December 2018
https://www.techpowerup.com/250193/nvidia-physx-now-open-source
And RTX Runs on Microsoft's DXR (DX Runtime Engine).
Its not always for what you see like TressFX its for what is happening under the hood that AMD provide game developers.
AMD tells it better
Video from last year
Video from 3 years ago, the building box for what is happening today. They is a reason devs are jumping at AMD and its not because of money, its because of an eco system AMD has created optimise for console and PC = less time and money. Like I said this code is also open source and it just so happens that nvidia also get the best out of their GPUs.
I have been keeping a close eye over the last year VEGA vs 10 series time and have noticed AMDs frame latency vs Nvidia in a lot of games is better! What I have also noticed is just how much better Nvidia frame latency is when the game is AMD involved!
AMD simple produce well optimised games for the PC! That is a fact!