THANK YOU BASED NVIDIA
THANK YOU BASED NVIDIA
Zachary Foster
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David Davis
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If new (affordable) and reasoned consumer volta cards don't release in a week, this will be all for not. Also, the compute stack on them better not be gimp'd. Quite the scant details on a presentation that had an embargo..
I'm more concerned with whether or not features on Pascal will remain and what the price will be. Could give two shits about new gimmicky features.
Noah Russell
ray tracing NEEDS raw horsepower something that novidia doesnt have at all..
Nathan Rivera
Your mom has plenty of horsepower in bed
Brody Davis
>tries to shill
>gets blown up
>activates its 10yo self
Jordan Russell
>AYYMD HOUSEFIRES GETS TRASHED BY GTX 1080 AT A FRACTION OF THE POWER CONSUMPTION
>IMPLYING AYYMD HOUSEFIRES HAS ANY HORSEPOWER AT ALL
TOP KEK, AYYMDPOORFAGS
Luke Ortiz
>not knowning the difference between a compute monster and a meme card that resorts on having a software sc to do its job on specific games being developed for their own tech
kys
Justin Martinez
Not sure how or why AMD came up in the convo.
> Nvidia needs to deliver new consumer cards in a week that are affordable and are not nigger priced
> These cards better not gimp something that pascal already has
> New meme features
If they don't, they will have made a misstep that will serve as their undoing. This has nothing to do w/ AMD.
Christian White
>Compute
>Pooga gets UTTERLY TRASHED by Volta in compute
Try again, AYYMDPOORFAGS WITH NO GPUS & NO DRIVERS
Brandon Hill
>merely requires Windows 10 and a $3000 GPU
Wow, can't wait to "play" all those benchmarks on YouTube
Aiden Nguyen
i can cherry pick too user
Isaiah Price
>Very small difference vs very large difference in performance
Keep on digging that hole, AYYMDPOORFAG with no facts to back up anything :^)
Austin Clark
Tensor cores to GeForce or just API for creators
David Lewis
>>Very small difference vs very large difference in performance
comparing a program that its only task is to benchmarks
vs
a program that millions use
the state of nvidia shills
Michael Gonzalez
>The state of uneducated ignorant AYYMDPOORAGS shills
twitter.com
>Nvidia sent us a new GPU - the stylish Titan V. Ranks #1 in three of 6 benchmarks here
UTTERLY DESTROYING AYYMD POOGA HOUSEFIRES GARBAGE IN PERFORMANCE WHILE USING LESS POWER
Connor Garcia
>blender(cycles) and luxmark are render by GPU.
Nvidia had support for Arnold,redshift and otoy
Michael Campbell
>being this much of a butthutt Nvidia fangoy shill
>gets assblasted by a reasonable Sup Forumsentleman and resorts to pretty insults, cherrypicked benchmarks and all caps
The absolute state of Sup Forums everyone
Daniel Turner
>Started this shit
>resorts to ad-hominem attacks when losing
THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF AYYMDPOORFAGS DEFENDING A GARBAGE COMPANY GOING BANKRUPT
Evan Butler
You are pathetic. Nvidia user here.
Easton Cruz
cts labs stop posting plis go to the wall of cries
Kayden Nelson
>titan v
wait till the actual monster start shipping around
digitaltrends.com
Adam Johnson
this is huge
Jacob Torres
lol'd
David Johnson
>DirectX
So OpenGL, Vulkan is cucked again?
Andrew Perry
Nvidia has always been and will always be trash when it comes to raw compute.
Christian Butler
we've been able to do real time raytracing for years
we just don't because the assets become more highly detailed, the resolution increases, and it once again stops being viable for real time because the power is better used toward rendering higher quality assets and higher resolution
"we raytracing now" won't ever be what it was supposed to be in the 00s
Eli Brooks
>nvidia partner program
yeesh
Eli Cook
Ah, the classic Radeon "Just you wait!" edition.
Evan Anderson
>all for not
You fucking cretin
Xavier Davis
>just wait guise
AMDfags never learn.
Carson Morales
Looks as grainy as 90s render cutscenes
Easton Rivera
>Nvidia sent us
definitely not a shill
Jace Fisher
Oh look, it is another gimpworks feature.
Noah Powell
I'm so glad it's a feature miners can benefit from.
Luis Nelson
BUT IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE OUR YEAR
Asher Taylor
>new goyworks feature
>will probably work like shit on previous generations, if it works at all
>all proper engineering is spent on meme lerning, ai and self driving cars, while gamers recieve nothing but marketing and gimmicks
>jewery is getting more and more ridicolus
>first FE cards, then titan x (pascal), titan xp (proper pascal) and titan Sup Forums
>rumors point at upcomming gpus with a price higher than a current titan
>still cashing out on miners, dedicating copious ammounts of gpus to mining only cards
>even nvidia wants to get rid of gaymur scum
>THANK YOU BASED NVIDIA
thanks indeed
GOD BLESS YOU JENSEN
Hunter Garcia
NO FUCK OFF PAJEET I WILL NOT INSTALL WINDOWS 10 FOR DIRECTX12
Juan Brown
^this right here in summary.
One week until their huge misstep
Godspeed
Logan Gonzalez
Just going to say neutral until absolutes. Dont want to look like a complete retard.
Adrian Hall
anandtech.com
Too late nvitards
Lmaooooo what is this? 1996 again?
Julian Rodriguez
Pasting my replies from other thread as I have seen this one too late:
1/2
You have the good old rasterization pipeline (which sits on the 3D queue). And we also have the newer compute "pipeline" (which sits on the compute queue). Now we also get a raytracing "pipeline", which grotesquely sits on either the 3D or compute queue, as one whishes.
It is a hybrid somewhere between a "middleware" on top of the lower level APIs (setting instanced objects, building their bounding volume hierarchies, starting the ray tracing process), and an extension of the lower APIs (they have introduced new HLSL intrinsic functions).
I would be vary of new highly managed layers and introductions of special instructions for only one purpose. Remember the Retained Mode aka Retarded Mode of Direct3D 3.0? This DirectX Raytracing is a Retained Mode for raytracing.
Needless to say that the Retained Mode was mostly unused and later removed. This API was build in cooperation with engine developers, so we will see how it will turn out.
It will be interesting to see how the API ages. My bet is that pretty soon the raytracing API will not be used, because it is too inflexible compared to the rendering and compute pipelines. The problem again is that the people on Twitter -- especially the gamedevs -- are too easily excited about stuff.
David Smith
2/2
Raytracing is pretty API agnostic, in it's real-time flavor (read: mostly only primary rays) it can be implemented in Direct3D, OpenGL, Vulkan, whatever you like.
The thing is that last year on HPG an intern from Nvidia released a paper for denoising raytracing scenes, in a way that is both spatially as well as temporally stable. I personally do not really like that paper as they give performance numbers, but only for the denoising step, not for denoising + raytracing, in order to claim it to be "real-time". The raytracing is most of the work here, so that's a bit misleading.
On an additional note: This raytracing pipeline only works on Direct3D 12. When you look at the list of games released with Direct3D 12 support on Wikipedia, that list pretty much resembles a tumbleweed rolling over the prairie.
Jordan Taylor
Let me expand on my last reply. This is the presentation for the paper I was talking about:
One additional thing I would like to note is that Microsoft has a history of newer "DirectX"-APIs with bad adoption rates:
Direct2D
DirectWrite
DirectComposition
Direct3D 12.x
Mostly because they are Retained Mode APIs (like DirectX Raytracing) or platform-restricted (like Direct3D 12.x or again DirectX Raytracing). So two things that speak for a not very good future adoption rate.
Luis Allen
All the stupid crypto miners are going to buy them up.
Colton Hughes
but muh crypto
Charles Adams
Independent consumer here. It seems Nvidia™ is again ahead of the curve and on its way to crush the competition. Personally I can't wait for this exciting new line of products to come out!
Jace Richardson
>gameworks
Hurrah for 10 fps madness
Adrian Gomez
glad to see that nvidia caught up with amd after 13 years