Neural rendering might be Nvidia's next AI trick on RTX 5000
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DanteSmith
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The step-by-step process is as follows:
1° Create a useless technology that doesn't work well on anything, and will never work due to technical infeasibility and silicon limitations that are already on the horizon. But you keep promising generation after generation that it will work well.
2° The zombies believe it.
3° Since Nvidia controls the studios and a large army of zombies, they force the market to adopt the technology, then the competition has to adopt it.
Generations of promises and lies. Congratulations.
defaultname365
Posts: 103 +71
I stand corrected—truly well done!
DanteSmith
Posts: 121 +206
Good ChatGPT Bot.
defaultname365
Posts: 103 +71
Quite honored to be called that! My attempt at grammar, punctuation, and wording; something you clearly lack and hopefully can learn someday.
All that negativity might be preventing that, though.
yRaz
Posts: 7,325 +11,604
By that logic, you don't know about AMD upscaling tech because you don't own an AMD GPU.
People had been running non native resolutions on their screens for literal decades and noone complained about it until the DLSS vs FSR debate. Regardless of which is better, BOTH provide a vastly superior experience than what people had been doing decades.
Don't bother arguing with him. The guy drank the whole KoolAid barrel and proceeds to call "non believers" ignorant sheeps. The hypocrisy is strong in that one.
What I don't get is that I'm running games at 4K on a large screen monitor comfortably, and didn't spend $2k on a card to do it. Upscaling is pointless at 4k, and with most games, the screen is too fast to appreciate ray traced reflections (it is turned on, but I really can't tell without screen caps and pixel peeping).
The only thing about "AI" I wonder about is it like AI search engines? Does it improve on what I ask for, or see, (or what the developer intended), or does it draw what it thinks I want to see? (like search engines have been doing).
The only thing about "AI" I wonder about is it like AI search engines? Does it improve on what I ask for, or see, (or what the developer intended), or does it draw what it thinks I want to see? (like search engines have been doing).
Zoneman
Posts: 8 +3
How far down is the 4090? Ppl buy cheap cards. This is why AMD is going for the mainstream this round. It's a smart move.Always amazes me how AMD GPU owners are willing to settle with less too.
DLSS - Best upscaler, with widespread support in 600+ games, dll can easily be changed to new version
DLAA - Best AA hands down, can be forced in all DLSS games
DLDSR - Best downscaler, can be used with DLSS, superior to DSR and VSR with lower perf hit
DLSS 3 FG - Best FG by far
Reflex - Best for low latency and don't get you VAC banned on Steam like AMD AntiLag+
RT - Best performance
PT - Best performance
Shadowplay - Best recording, in both quality and ressource requirement
Better drivers with good performance across all games, including alphas, betas and emulators with launch day drivers for all new AAA games. Simply less issues, because developers knows that 90% of PC users will be using Nvidia and in pretty much all cases, they use Nvidia themself, both at home and for actual testing during development
Also Nvidia is better for eSports and demanding players, which is why 99.9% of pros and streamers use Nvidia
AMD is cheaper for a reason you know
If AMD actually did good in terms of GPUs, why are their marketshare dwindling? It is a CPU company and 90-95% of their R&D funds are spent here. Reality calls. They left high-end gaming GPU market for a reason. Can't compete - and there is little to no money in seling low-end GPUs, which is what AMD primarily sell.
7900XTX is at spot 50+ on Steam HW Survey, 7900XT not even listed. This is why AMD left high-end gaming GPU market. No buyers for expensive AMD GPUs when they lack in too many areas.
Eldrach
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No surprise if they go down the AI route - AI will be integral in gaming going forward. I saw an example used on a mile of asphalt, where AI managed to create the full mile looking diverse and unique with only 1 foot of asphalt as the sample. Imagine using this for texturing brick buildings etc. - Where entire cityscapes will look "handcrafted"
Emu81
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"Low end" GPUs outnumber high end GPUs by a huge margin. The 4090, 4080 and 4080 Super combined make up 2.48% of the GPUs in the Steam hardware survey. The RTX 3060 makes up just under 5% by itself.
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