NVIDIA Releases Technical Demos of Key GeForce RTX Technologies (Ray Tracing, DLSS) Running on Arm Platform

[Tsing]

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As part of this week’s Game Developers Conference, NVIDIA has released a pair of technical demos that showcase how some its key GeForce RTX technologies perform on a MediaTek Arm platform. In the first demo, MachineGames’ Wolfenstein: Youngblood is seen running with beautiful, ray-traced reflections with performance accelerated by NVIDIA’s deep learning super sampling technology, DLSS, while the other demonstrates a similarly eye-catching, ray-traced scene set in France. Both of these demos were powered by a GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card and mark a milestone in NVIDIA’s journey of bringing advanced graphics to Arm-based systems.









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[Brian_B]

Inevitable, I suppose, even though there isn't any current hardware out there that can use it yet. I was kinda hoping the Nintendo Switch update would, but alas, we only get an updated screen.

Bring on the M1 Apple clones.

 

[Stoly]

This is why nvidia bought ARM, so JenSen long coming dream may finally come true.

So it appears the game is run native ARM on linux I think. No emulation what so ever. Impressive to say the least.