Nvidia released new drivers that enable Ray Tracing for GTX 1060 6GB and higher cards

Nvidia released new drivers that enable Ray Tracing for GTX 1060 6GB and higher cards.
How bad is your FPS now anons?

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No idea. I'm still using 399 drivers.

nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/geforce-gtx-dxr-ray-tracing-available-now/

PASCAL CUC_KS BTFO

don't care as long as it doesn't affect my 980 ti.

That jump from not RTX cards to RTX cards looks pathetic.
I'm thinking the RTX owners are the actual cucks here for buying this overpriced trash.

What is ray tracing and why do I care

I have updated my 1070 in like 2 years

Naw, you're only really a cuck if you """upgraded""" from a 10xx series GPU to RTX, that would be an absolutely abysmal update.
More realistic lighting, at the expense of your frames and wallet.

It's a "new" hot tech for making pretty shadows and reflections, even minecraft now has it.

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Gimmick that only works on """""new""""" high end cards, meanwhile i can use this shitty gimmick on my 1080ti with fuckall drop of frames

Oh boy it's nothing at all

I dont care I dont update my GPU

It's the same technique they use to render CGI movies but now it's in real time and in your video game.
It will be a big deal in a few years when next gen consoles drop.

You must be a good programmer. What would you code if you were an engine designer?

Only that cgi movies use hundreds and hundreds of rays per pixel and not the two or one RTX uses. Aside the fact that it's not actually rendered using a ray tracer for everything but only for lighting nuances. Most of it is still rasterized like everything else and you are a massive cuck for believing we are anything near "the same technique they use to render CGI movies".

It's literally the same technique lol, why are you such a sperg user

>Majority of the frame rasterized
>It's literally the same lol

How about actually good cards

youtu.be/gMrEItbGXfY

>barely runs on a 1060 6gb

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Nice, now I can run Quake II at 8fps.

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Give me an example game that can. I've got both a 1060 (two, actually, counting my gaming laptop) and a 1070.

>meet the bare minimum requirement
I don't even play video games anymore but okay

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Turing architecture is way more efficient per CUDA core than Pascal.

Ive had my 980 for years. Is anything new affordable yet?

1660Ti.
Outside that, nothing.