Anonymous
7/1/2025, 12:29:48 PM No.105764536
seemingly the only fucking use case is to earn more money for the corpo
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has ray tracing been anything but a fucking disaster? - /g/ (#105764536) [Archived: 593 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 12:30:44 PM No.105764543
Looks fine to me.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 12:32:39 PM No.105764552
>>105764536 (OP)
The use case is getting normies to prepurchase upcoming AAA garbage by looking pretty in trailers
The use case is getting normies to prepurchase upcoming AAA garbage by looking pretty in trailers
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 12:53:03 PM No.105764683
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 1:00:56 PM No.105764739
>>105764536 (OP)
I remember in 2018, when they unveiled the RTX thing, I thought, "cool, yet another ngreedia ploy to monopolize the graphics card market".
I remember in 2018, when they unveiled the RTX thing, I thought, "cool, yet another ngreedia ploy to monopolize the graphics card market".
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 1:01:48 PM No.105764751
ray tracing is great. stop being poor.
it. is. that. simple.
it. is. that. simple.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 1:02:57 PM No.105764759
>>105764536 (OP)
A major problem is that the only way games anti-alias raytraced frames is TAA, which only works if nothing is moving. People need to realize that temporal-[anything] will never work for games.
A major problem is that the only way games anti-alias raytraced frames is TAA, which only works if nothing is moving. People need to realize that temporal-[anything] will never work for games.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 1:03:38 PM No.105764766
>>105764683
nobody even stated that in the op
he stated that it was a disaster, which frankly, it was
are you mentally ill btw?
nobody even stated that in the op
he stated that it was a disaster, which frankly, it was
are you mentally ill btw?
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 1:10:58 PM No.105764812
>>105764739
Relatively fair. Nvidia has all these things like Hairworks that are Nvidia exclusive.
At least AMD is fairly competitive in the raytracing sector, when they aren't excluded like in RTX Remix games. And part of it might be poor optimization for AMD's architecture.
Relatively fair. Nvidia has all these things like Hairworks that are Nvidia exclusive.
At least AMD is fairly competitive in the raytracing sector, when they aren't excluded like in RTX Remix games. And part of it might be poor optimization for AMD's architecture.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 1:30:34 PM No.105764946
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 1:33:40 PM No.105764970
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 4:17:55 PM No.105766160
It'll be good when we don't need denoiser anymore. Right now everything is blurry as shit.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 4:20:19 PM No.105766173
>>105764946
So pretty much a delusion and head canon. Get some meds.
So pretty much a delusion and head canon. Get some meds.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 4:25:26 PM No.105766209
>>105764536 (OP)
obsolete technology
We have AI rendering techniques where the AI can guess where the light is supposed to be instead of wasting gpu time tracing rays
computer graphics is a solved subject, pointless to study it
obsolete technology
We have AI rendering techniques where the AI can guess where the light is supposed to be instead of wasting gpu time tracing rays
computer graphics is a solved subject, pointless to study it
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 4:42:23 PM No.105766348
>>105764536 (OP)
Raytracing isn't impressive when it's slapped on to the typical rasterization pipeline, but that's the only way hardware can handle it in real time.
We're far off from the point where game engines can render their scenes without having to use polygons, so this is what we're stuck with.
Raytracing isn't impressive when it's slapped on to the typical rasterization pipeline, but that's the only way hardware can handle it in real time.
We're far off from the point where game engines can render their scenes without having to use polygons, so this is what we're stuck with.
Anonymous
7/1/2025, 4:44:07 PM No.105766364
Raytracing can be smazing if utilized by skilled devs. However