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Tell that to the xbox rog ally (or any other PC that uses Game Pass Ultimate), you can play xbox titles on it... via streaming.

I don't think it will even have a "xbox decoder", I mean there is no point on having Xbox exclusives anymore that won't work on PC (xbox exclusives are few and good ones even fewer). As I said before xbox, retro compatibility will most likely be from streaming, why give the player free access to...

That actually sounds accurate. On the consumer GPU side AMD has little to gain, they can't compete at a flagship level which make them look like a 2nd tier. So even if they gain market share, the revenue won't be as great. They also have little market share on the AI market, but the potential...

5x? you are so cute... ;) ;)

They've had the opportunity before and they didn't take it.

I have a feeling that retro compatibility will come from streaming, like with the Xbox Rog Ally.

AMD recognizes their focus is on the enterprise, yet no one says a peep. nvidia is RUMORED to abandon pc gaming and everyone gets their torches and pitchforks :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Yes, there will be, IF nvidia were to forfeit the gaming market, they would bail from plenty of other markets where it's the dominant player. worst that can happen is someone else will take its place.

They are still using the hybrid approach, but there are games that support path tracing like CyberPunk, Alan Wake 2 and Black Myth: Wukong and older games like Quake2 RTX and Portal use full path tracing, so we are getting there. Take a look at the background scenes in shows like the...

I recall doing raytracing on the Amiga, even the simplest scene would take days to render at 320x200 and don't even get me started on 640x480 ultra high res... :LOL: :LOL:

IIRC both nvidia and intel were working on Raytracing cards and Intel's Larrabee was first; but it never made it to market. I recall there were a couple of RT demos on it. nvidia also had a RT demo that ran on pascal but at seconds per frame instead of frames per second :rolleyes: :rolleyes...

Well, apparently the N1X has the equivalent of a RTX5070 (mobile?) so it's got the horsepower, if that's the case, I can see it beating strix halo easily.

Actually, it was intel who tried bringing Raytracing for gaming first with Larrabee.

I've tried too many times jumping to linux, but I always go back. I'm just too deep into MS infrastructure. years ago, back when nvidia linux drivers rocked and AMD sucked, I did a 30day challenge installing ubuntu (back when ubuntu was cool) on my main rig. It wasn't a bad experience, but I...

I no longer do multiplayer games, don't have the time. and good single player games are a dime a dozen

WoA From what I know, the CPU translation with WoA is actually not bad, it's the DirectX translation that is poor, apparently because Qualcomm drivers suck. If nvidia manages to release good drivers, who knows... it just might do. I don't expect them to be affordable at all.

If anyone can make ARM pc gaming a reality it's nvidia, thing is they already failed twice. 3rd time the charm?

The thing I hate about DLSS and more so FrameGen, is that it's pretty much required even with a RTX5090 in plenty of games if you want to play at 4K at high frame rates.

I recall many "experts" claimed nvidia would not recover from such a blow. A little while later it became a trillion dollar company :rolleyes: :LOL:

You mean an even more expensive Game Pass. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: