AMD’s current-gen graphics cards have been a revelation. Last generation, AMD was able to hit performance parity with Nvidia while sacrificing ray tracing performance. This generation, AMD is ...
TL;DR: Cyberpunk 2077's RT Overdrive Path Tracing Mode is set to run on AMD's Radeon RX 9070 XT with playable frame rates. Path Tracing enhances game lighting realism, supported by AI technologies ...
The latest AMD Radeon GPUs may have wowed us in most of our game benchmarks, but I've recently been trying them out with the new path tracing mode in Doom The Dark Ages, and found that this is one ...
AMD says it's about to adopt a "brand-new rendering approach" when it comes to ray tracing, and specifically path tracing, in the latest games, thanks to a new dedicated hardware block in its next-gen ...
In context: Alan Wake 2's use of path tracing is arguably its leading technological achievement, but so far, the feature has only attained playable framerates on Nvidia graphics cards. AMD's next ...
In the latest development of GPU technology, AMD is stepping up to challenge NVIDIA’s DLSS with a new AI-powered approach to ray tracing. NVIDIA’s DLSS 3.5 has already introduced Ray Reconstruction ...
Mark Cerny, lead architect for PS5/PS5 Pro and Jack Huynh, AMD’s SVP and GM of Computing and Graphics Group, have both appeared in a new video detailing Project Amethyst and beyond as both companies ...
In a video posted to the official PlayStation YouTube channel this morning, AMD and Sony detailed a few major advancements in AMD's GPU architecture developed under the two companies' Project Amethyst ...
Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. AMD has plenty of tricks coming to let GPUs to run faster and with more efficiency — sounds great for a handheld, ...
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Hold on to your potatoes, because developer MachineGames has released the first patch for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. The update adds path ...
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