#nvidia rtx technology

NVIDIA has officially announced a real-time ray tracing acceleration for its Volta and later GPUs dubbed the NVIDIA RTX Technology. NVIDIA has been working on the NVIDA RTX for 10 years in computer graphics algorithms and GPU architectures. It consists of a highly scalable ray-tracing technology running on NVIDIA Volta architecture GPUs. NVIDIA partnered with Microsoft to enable full RTX support for applications that use Microsoft's new DirectX Raytracing (DXR) API. “Our close partnership with NVIDIA on DirectX Raytracing and NVIDIA’s RTX technology brings real-time ray tracing closer than ever for millions of gamers on Windows.” 4A Games, Epic, Remedy Entertainment and Unity featured the NVIDIA RTX in their technology demonstration at the Game Developers Conference this week. Aside from the NVIDIA RTX, the company also announced the NVIDIA GameWorks SDK which adds a ray-tracing denoiser module. This premium thin-and-light convertible is built around a new processor platform called NVIDIA RTX Spark, a "superchip" released also at COMPUTEX. Nvidia’s RTX Spark is the commercial name for its new Arm-based “superchip” for Windows PCs, built on the flagship N1X CPU-GPU design. Nvidia positions RTX Spark as an “AI-first” platform capable of up to 1 petaFLOP of FP4 performance, enabling local execution of large AI models (up to 120B parameters), along with gaming at 1440p using DLSS and full RTX features. Read more in our articles including "NVIDIA RTX Technology officially announced, ray tracing acceleration for Volta and later GPUs" and "MSI cements NVIDIA partnership with first RTX Spark laptop".