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    September 23, 2020

    Hardware support: (GN) Airflow Imaging: NVIDIA RTX 3080 Founders Edition Schlieren Photography

    (GN) Airflow Imaging: NVIDIA RTX 3080 Founders Edition Schlieren Photography

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    Hardware Accelerated Ray Tracing explained - by Gary Sims

    Posted: 22 Sep 2020 03:18 PM PDT

    Link to the video : https://youtu.be/1cROSesKgPE

    Gary Sims explains different level of Hardware accelerated RT. He did so from Imgination Technology's PowerVR hardware Accelerated RT.

    There are 5 tiers of modern Hardware RT.

    My thoughts on his explanation of RT:

    Tier 1 RT is basically using shaders/compute untis to do Software RT.

    Tier 2 is all about adding dedicated hardware support for Box and triangle intersection acceleration. I believe Ray Tracing in RTX cards is definitely at tier 2.

    Tier 3 is all about BVH processing and the memory management. Which we all know as the memory bottleneck in recent RT games. This is the next step in RT hardware development and could prove to be critical in deciding which hardware ( AMD, Nvidia or Intel ) has better RT performance.

    Tier 4 is all about making the use of RT hardware more efficient by grouping the Rays.

    Tier 5 is all about adding Coherence and BVH generation of a highly dynamic/moving scene on fly on the dedicated hardware block.

    I am very curious to know how BVH processing and Memory management will be tackled on Ampere and upcoming RDNA2 GPUs.

    Thoughts?

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