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GeForce Gaming Celebration keynote thread of being for an empty bank account
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All this technical jargon and i bet 90% of those in the audience have no clue what he is talking about hahahaha
this is par for the course compared to previous nVidia presentations lol as far back as I can remember
Sounds like checkboard rendering is going to be replaced by AI pixel prediction.
I'm a console peasant with a GTX 1060 PC so I'm not sure how it was handled on PC, maybe checkerboard rendering wasn't used in the first place. Did I misunderstand him when he was talking about resolution? Basically the AI can project pixels that the GPU hasn't finished processing, and project them accurately, basically a better upscaling?
I'm a layman. Lay into me with corrections please.
I'm a console peasant with a GTX 1060 PC so I'm not sure how it was handled on PC, maybe checkerboard rendering wasn't used in the first place. Did I misunderstand him when he was talking about resolution? Basically the AI can project pixels that the GPU hasn't finished processing, and project them accurately, basically a better upscaling?
I'm a layman. Lay into me with corrections please.
They should be based on the Turning architecture, yes. But probably not the full sized chip since those are in the Quadro RTX.
It's a conference for a graphics card, not sure what you expected?
It's like saying your company is a hundred times richer because you started valuing it in yen, instead of dollars.
Considering they've been slow-rolling this for 55 minutes, I'm assuming the pricing will not be good news.
[Edit] Oh, would you look at that.
[Edit] Oh, would you look at that.
"Ten 1080 Ti's. Ten 1080 Tis!"
ok I've got my cursor on the 'x' now.
ok I've got my cursor on the 'x' now.
yeah no kidding.
I feel really dumb FROM listening to this guy.
Ok, I laughed at this one.
His conference is just dragging. Most of the current presentation could have been shoved into a PDF/PowerPoint for interested parties with accompanying YouTube video (or just do a separate webinar).
Most of the major AI applications relies on CUDA architecture. Running them on CPU would be a huge burden on consoles. I don't know if they can work with AMD to do something but I do not think so.
It's going to be helping reduce the number of rays per pixel while maintaining an acceptable image quality.
They want to get 100 samples per pixel doing the work of 10.
