Intel Wants To Bring Path Tracing To Affordable GPUs & Even iGPUs With Real-Time Neural Rendering
Intel is the "new" Radeon, for better or for worse
AMD Officially Bringing ROCm Support To RDNA 3 GPUs This Fall, Starting With Radeon RX 7900 XTX & Pro W7900
That's good
AMD is dropping ROCm support for gfx906 GPUs, including Radeon VII (Pro) and Instinct MI50, after less than 5 years since their launch. Nvidia supports theirs for at least 8.
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/14mtx7c/amd_is_dropping_rocm_support_for_gfx906_gpus/
That's bad
Intel Halts Shipments of Sapphire Rapids MCC Xeon CPUs Due to a Newly-Discovered Bug
Intel and bugs? No way!
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X3D launches July 7th as MicroCenter exclusive, 6-core CPU with 3D V-Cache to cost $229
Ah yes, globally in the US
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang to present a ‘powerful’ keynote at SIGGRAPH 2023 on August 8th
Likely Ai but 4090 Ti/4080 Ti be cooking
"This year @Oracle will buy GPUs and CPUs from three companies. We will buy GPUs from @Nvidia, and we're buying billions of dollars..
— Steve McDowell (@sr_mcdowell) June 29, 2023
“We will spend three times that on CPUs from @AmpereComputing and @amd.”
-Larry Ellison, who’s not buying from @Intel https://t.co/c7gJUCFnKF
As usual for the server industry, Nvidia GPUs paired with AMD or ARM CPUs are generally the way to go.
AMD avoids answering question and provides no comment answer to Steve from Gamers Nexus if Starfield will block competing Upscaling Technologies
Personally I would rather not have AMD and Nvidia go into a bribing war. Gimpworks and PhysX days were pretty horrid and realistically, if Radeon sponsored titles say no DLSS allowed, then Nvidia users can still use FSR. But if Nvidia sponsored games say no FSR allowed, then Radeon users can't use DLSS.
C'mon Gigabyte pic.twitter.com/rTPPgMbZJe
— Charlie (@ghost_motley) June 29, 2023
Like the GPU is already a turd but only Gigabyte can make it a Gigaturd
PC Specs: CPU: 7800X3D || GPU: Strix 4090 || RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 || Main SSD: WD 2TB SN850
