NVIDIA Brings RTX and DLSS to Arm Platform

[Auer]

"What NVIDIA is trying to show here, is that future gaming PCs could do away with x86-based processors completely, as games are increasingly reliant on GPU power, with sufficiently fast Arm CPUs handling serial processing and low-bandwidth I/O stack."

NVIDIA Brings RTX and DLSS to Arm Platform

NVIDIA at GDC dropped a major hint at where it wants to take PC gaming post the Arm acquisition. The company is demonstrating its RTX real-time raytracing technology, and the DLSS performance enhancement, on an Arm processor by MediaTek. To the PC, this means NVIDIA is laying the foundations of...

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[LeRoy_Blanchard]

Wasn't one of the Nintendo consoles running on ARM at some point?

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Yeah, the Nintendo Switch runs on an ARM processor. Who wants to take bets that the next Nintendo console will utilize Nvidia?

 

[Brian_B]

Wasn't one of the Nintendo consoles running on ARM at some point?

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Yeah, the Nintendo Switch runs on an ARM processor. Who wants to take bets that the next Nintendo console will utilize Nvidia?

The Switch already runs nVidia graphics - it's an nVidia Tegra ARM-based SOC - similar, if not the same, as the one in the Shield, with Maxwell GPU cores.

 

[LeRoy_Blanchard]

The Switch already runs nVidia graphics - it's an nVidia Tegra ARM-based SOC - similar, if not the same, as the one in the Shield, with Maxwell GPU cores.

Well dang, I was reading two Wiki's at the same time. The Wii was using ATI's GPU.