aTokenYeti said:
The thing that makes this rumor plausible to me is that all of Nvidia’s recent innovations have been geared towards cutting down the transistor cost required to complete gaming related tasks. This is the promise of DLSS: you can render a game at 720p while still getting image quality comparable to a 1440p or 4k image. Nintendo will be able to get outstanding RT performance and good image quality for a very modest silicon budget, the same type of budget they had for the original switch |
I am sure whatever new chipset in the next hardware release for Nintendo it will have Nvidia tech if Nintendo continue to use them. What I am saying is having the tech and the tech being able to be used effectively is something totally different based on how much Nintendo is willing to pay. What level of performance do you believe the next hardware from Nintendo will be, especially if it remains as a mobile hardware like the Switch. Nvidia isn't known for selling any of their hardware at a reduced price, its the reason why Sony and MS do not use them. I doubt anything will change now. Whatever chip Nintendo gets from Nvidia will be a very budget chipset and while it may have RT it will not be the focus of that chipset as RT still needs a lot of memory and very fast memory at that. Nintendo is not going to price their next hardware in the same range as Sony and MS and if its still around 300 bones and still either make a profit or at most just break even only going to have so much performance.