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The RT Related Games, Benchmarks, Software, Etc Thread.
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Yup generally they can be a bit overboard but not always.
RAM wouldn't surprise me if they are offloading some workload to it to ease vram usage. I have seen a couple of games use 16GB RAM (and that is with chrome etc. closed) e.g. FC 6.
Surprised no mention of FSR 1/2 either?????
Hopefully they'll go full balls to the wall given how much better the hardware will be.
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It's Ubisoft, it'll be 2024. Poor ain't the word.
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DLAA too with Spidey, very nice 
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Interested to see how Spidey performs. I think it's the first port from Nixxes, the team Sony bought for their porting experience.
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Not nvidia RTX news but interesting nonetheless imo:
www.pcgamer.com
Maybe they will be more powerful than RDNA 2 RT
Arm's new flagship GPU will include hardware ray tracing support. Yeah, ray-traced phones
Look out for it in high end phones in 2023.
www.pcgamer.com
Maybe they will be more powerful than RDNA 2 RT
Apple have access to RT for mobile and have done for years via PowerVR GPU's. It wont be any problem for Apple to including RT when ever they chose too as the technology has been ready a long time for mobile.Not nvidia RTX news but interesting nonetheless imo:
Arm's new flagship GPU will include hardware ray tracing support. Yeah, ray-traced phones
Look out for it in high end phones in 2023.
Maybe they will be more powerful than RDNA 2 RT
Not nvidia RTX news but interesting nonetheless imo:
Arm's new flagship GPU will include hardware ray tracing support. Yeah, ray-traced phones
Look out for it in high end phones in 2023.
Maybe they will be more powerful than RDNA 2 RT
Maybe blizzard will add Ray tracing to diablo immortal, it's the only thing keeping the game from being great
AMD and nvidia posting some articles on how to get the best from ray tracing:
gpuopen.com
developer.nvidia.com
Introducing our brand new tool: Radeon™ Raytracing Analyzer 1.0
We're proud to announce Radeon Raytracing Analyzer. RRA provides the tools you need to investigate raytracing performance in your apps.
gpuopen.com
Best Practices for Using NVIDIA RTX Ray Tracing (Updated) | NVIDIA Technical Blog
Optimize your use of NVIDIA RTX with these in-depth ray tracing tips.
developer.nvidia.com
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AMD = Turn it off?
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Surely it must support ray tracing too though, and nvidia cards can still use FSR as seen in some games already. No DLSS is a bit whack but imagine if nVidia cards run RT on that game better than AMD? 
Still, I have confidence it will run well because it simply has to, so lots of optimisation, especially if it uses raytracing. AMD's new cards will have better RT cores, but nVidia's are already fairly matured as it is, so with the optimisations considered, we may see an even playing field for RT performance.
Still, I have confidence it will run well because it simply has to, so lots of optimisation, especially if it uses raytracing. AMD's new cards will have better RT cores, but nVidia's are already fairly matured as it is, so with the optimisations considered, we may see an even playing field for RT performance.
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GOOD! If only to **** you off a bitSadly callisto protocol sponsored by amd so don't be expecting much, if any ray tracing effects nor nvidia features such as dlss @mrk
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No need to imagine dude, it will!!but imagine if nVidia cards run RT on that game better than AMD?
Surely it must support ray tracing too though, and nvidia cards can still use FSR as seen in some games already. No DLSS is a bit whack but imagine if nVidia cards run RT on that game better than AMD?
Still, I have confidence it will run well because it simply has to, so lots of optimisation, especially if it uses raytracing. AMD's new cards will have better RT cores, but nVidia's are already fairly matured as it is, so with the optimisations considered, we may see an even playing field for RT performance.
It'll probably have some RT but will be very limited or/and low resolution stuff or/and only used for certain things, much like RE village RT, still an improvement over rasterization tbf.
But yeah that is true, at least it will be FSR 2 and not FSR 1, hopefully it'll be a good implementation with little to no issues on the ghosting & temporal stability front.