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Digital Foundry Article Technical Discussion [2025] | Page 68 . . . This was directly discussed in the interview Your argument about IQ resolution seems very backwards to me That is - by far - the easiest thing to scale up Conversely the tech demo is already putting in all of the high end rendering stuff, including foliage that is a step beyond anything that has shipped in any game to date at any frame rate
The AMD 9070 9070XT Reviews and Discussion Thread AMD doing well is a result of hard work being realized to fix up problems they have either not had enough resources to address in the past, or weren’t a priority, now that CPU is running really well, Lisa’s eye may now be more focused on getting the GPU side of the business to be running just as
AMD CDNA: MI300 MI400 (Analysis, Speculation and Rumors in 2024) From the looks of things MI300 can't even kill Hopper so I don't think Nvidia should be that worried Does AMD even have a switch for large-scale training? Some raw specs may look good on paper, but their relevance for large-scale training without infrastructure is beyond me
Should full scene RT be deprioritised until RT solutions are faster . . . I ve been reading about Mega Geometry and how RT works and I get the impression that in certain scenarios RT is pointless and may either be producing worse results and or have more performance hit than necessary I understand that RT reflections are necessary on huge surfaces, uneven surfaces