Meteor Lake supporting RT means nothing, like Yuri said. AMD could also say that the R7 6800U also supports RT because it has RDNA 2 graphics with RT cores. But you don't want to use it for RT games.
That some Raptor Lake CPUs may actually be repurposed Alder Lake ones isn't cool. I didn't like it when AMD did something similar with the 4000 series and it's worse here because there would be no different number part to warn people that something may be off.
And I wouldn't expect a lot from Nvidia's Hot Chips conference because neither Hopper nor Grace are consumer parts. At best, if we're lucky, we may get an announcement of when they'll disclose the gaming parts and, if we're very lucky, we could get an idea of what kind of SoC the Switch 2 could use, tho i doubt Nintendo will use something so modern. But well, today's Nintendo isn't like the Nintendo of 10 years ago, and they know that part of the Switch' success was the ability to get ports from the other consoles, and they'll need a good SoC to do the same with PS5/XboxS.
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