What do gamers actually think about Ray-Tracing?

[Grim5]

AMD announced it has started working on an AI feature similar to DLSS Ray Reconstruction to do AI denoising with Ray Tracing

AMD Begins Working On Its Own Neural Supersampling & Denoising Techniques For RDNA-Based GPUs, Competitor To DLSS Ray Reconstruction

AMD's upcoming FSR package could solve the noise issue on path-traced frames with proprietary neural supersampling & denoising techniques.

wccftech.com

Unfortunately AMD is two years behind Nvidia as Ray Reconstruction launch nearly two years ago

 

[tommybhoy]

I think he mentions it earlier in this thread:



If you own a 4080 you can probably get away with it now, generally seems to be the ones that are on these being on the positive side of the discussions.

As shown in that hub vid, (outwith 3 games) most game comparisons still need labelled to show what's running raster/RT'ing, and that's requiring a £1500+ GPU to showcase.
THe point I was making is, Imo RT'ing isn't any where near film grade realtime quality like Nasher pointed out.

 

[Nasher]

AMD64 is the proper name for it, AMD agreed to Microsoft and Intel calling it X86_64, some might say so that Intel could save face.

Go to C:\Windows\WinSxS

My Intel Laptop. Windows is an AMD architecture, so is Linux, who call it by its proper name, when you download Ubuntu its labelled AMD64. i386 is no longer available, its dead. Obsolete.

I wonder how many Nvidia fans looked in there and decided to delete all that AMD stuff

 

[moppy89]

Thought the new HU video on RT and the FPS cost of it was quite interesting.

I understand why they compared best of AMD Vs best of Nvidia.

But it seems a little strange to compare a card Vs something that costs double.

 

[moppy89]