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It's no news that Ampere is coming and it's bringing the heat. Performance improvements are rumored to be huge, but Coreteks dug a little deeper and even made some bets as to what Ampere actually is, and what nVidia is releasing in the near future! Some highlights:
- [Rumor] The weird fans on RTX 3080 are supposed to be like that because the new RTXs have a Traversal Coprocessor. So on one side of the GPU you get the proper GPU die and on the other side the Traversal Coprocessor. He goes in depth in the video to explain exactly what this is and how current RTXs already have those, but they're embedded in the GPU and not on a separate silicon. This should give a *HUGE* boost to Ray Tracing making 4K with 100fps possible with real time RT GI. If true this would be a very important event in the history of GPUs.
- AI getting used extensively in many ways, specially for DLSS but not just that.
- nVidia will be releasing a controller for streaming games, but it's different from Stadia since the hardware required for connection and even a processor and memory will be IN the controller reducing overheads and improving latency.
The biggest news:
- nVidia will be releasing their own VR headsets with insane tech. They'll use a custom screen with 2 layers: a lower resolution screen dedicated to Chroma (all the color information) and a high resolution screen dedicated to luminance. This tech will enable the screen to have a very high final resolution with great image quality and even support for holographic content. The lens will be self adjusting via nVidia's AI. The HS will also feature a very advanced Foveated Rendering. It will use AI to track your eyes movement very precisely. This, along with DLSS will make VR rendering and interaction in games have some very particular results.
Watch the video to see all
- [Rumor] The weird fans on RTX 3080 are supposed to be like that because the new RTXs have a Traversal Coprocessor. So on one side of the GPU you get the proper GPU die and on the other side the Traversal Coprocessor. He goes in depth in the video to explain exactly what this is and how current RTXs already have those, but they're embedded in the GPU and not on a separate silicon. This should give a *HUGE* boost to Ray Tracing making 4K with 100fps possible with real time RT GI. If true this would be a very important event in the history of GPUs.
- AI getting used extensively in many ways, specially for DLSS but not just that.
- nVidia will be releasing a controller for streaming games, but it's different from Stadia since the hardware required for connection and even a processor and memory will be IN the controller reducing overheads and improving latency.
The biggest news:
- nVidia will be releasing their own VR headsets with insane tech. They'll use a custom screen with 2 layers: a lower resolution screen dedicated to Chroma (all the color information) and a high resolution screen dedicated to luminance. This tech will enable the screen to have a very high final resolution with great image quality and even support for holographic content. The lens will be self adjusting via nVidia's AI. The HS will also feature a very advanced Foveated Rendering. It will use AI to track your eyes movement very precisely. This, along with DLSS will make VR rendering and interaction in games have some very particular results.
Watch the video to see all
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