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raytracing
Alex Walker
Earlier this year NVIDIA unveiled a cheeky project – an attempt to bring ray-tracing, with all its bells and whistles, to Quake 2. It was a venture called Q2VKPT, courtesy of NVIDIA intern Christoph Schied. The efforts of that were shown off earlier at the start of the year. But…
After production delays and even longer snafus with Windows 10 updates, raytraced games are finally starting to arrive. Well, one game anyway.
It’s not the kind of technology that you’d be able to drop into your desktop computer. But NVIDIA this morning used the annual SIGGRAPH conference to unveil a new architecture for its real-time ray-tracing GPUs, Turing. They also mentioned a bunch of companies and developers who were already using Nvidia’s…
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