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Touch grass? Not when AMD has whittled down ray tracing memory usage by 98% for these hardware-sapping bushes and trees
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Link: https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/graphics-cards/touch-grass-not-when-amd-has-whittled-down-ray-tracing-memory-usage-by-98-percent-for-these-hardware-sapping-bushes-and-trees/
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tal lemmy.today tal@lemmy.today
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Typically, a scene of around 25,000 independently animated plants made of hundreds of thousands of triangles could hoover up 80 GB of GPU memory.

I mean, that's great from a raytracing video game standpoint, but I'd kind of like a video card from AMD with north of 80GB of VRAM...
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