| Jizz_Beard_thePirate said: AMD RDNA 4 GPUs To Incorporate Brand New Ray Tracing Engine, Vastly Different Than RDNA 3 https://wccftech.com/amd-rdna-4-gpus-incorporate-brand-new-ray-tracing-engine-different-than-rdna-3/ I remember the days of twitter rumours of people claiming Radeon had some Ray Tracing secret sauce when in reality it's taking Radeon 4 generations to catch up. |
It was obvious that another iteration of the same solution wouldn't work, so it's good news that they've gone with something new. Let's hope it delivers.
On another note, why do you always count RDNA the same as RT architectures for AMD? While the first RDNA cards came later than Nvidia's Turing, there was no way AMD could have designed and integrated hardware ray tracing into an already existing architecture during those months. The first foray into hardware based RT from AMD happened with the second gen RDNA cards, the 6000 series.
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