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Gururu I don't get it. Why is the Arc mentioned in the title when the article says it won't be implemented until next gen GPUs? Reply
dmitche31958 Thank you for the summarization from all of us ignorant people whom without wouldn’t understand much if any of this. :). Reply
TerryLaze Gururu said: I don't get it. Why is the Arc mentioned in the title when the article says it won't be implemented until next gen GPUs? Because it is already boosting performance without being implemented in hardware, so why shouldn't they mention it?! Also they mentioned nvidia as well, I'm just guessing but nvidia is probably getting lower improvement because they are already much faster to begin with. Using SER, Nvidia GPUs saw a 40% boost in performance while some Intel Arc B-series GPUs got up to 90% more FPS. This feature, now being standardized, means we can potentially see Intel and AMD implement their own hardware-level SER in next-gen GPUs. Reply
Gururu TerryLaze said: Because it is already boosting performance without being implemented in hardware, so why shouldn't they mention it?! Also they mentioned nvidia as well, I'm just guessing but nvidia is probably getting lower improvement because they are already much faster to begin with. Oh wait a minute, so it is working with our games already? That'd be amazing, but I don't know how to verify. Reply
TerryLaze Gururu said: Oh wait a minute, so it is working with our games already? That'd be amazing, but I don't know how to verify. Maybe they just tested with a test scene/benchmark and it's not running in games yet, but the point is they did test it and had results. Reply
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