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Real-time ray-tracing with just a CPU is possible with the latest Mesa CPU-based Vulkan driver, but performance is terrible without hardware acceleration.

Dead Space with the Complete RT ray tracing mod for PC running in 8K at 60 FPS with DLSS 3 on a GeForce RTX 4090 is impressive stuff.

Full ray tracing or path tracing in Call of Duty? Yes, and with DLSS 3.5 to boot. However, its limited to the multiplayer pre-game lobbies.

In 2018 NVIDIA debuted GeForce RTX alongside ray-tracing and DLSS upscaling in PC games. Fast forward to 2023, and RTX is now in 500 games and apps.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is set to feature NVIDIA hardware with DLSS support, so Digital Foundry found PC-equivelant specs and put it to the test.

AMD is aware that it's a step behind the competition when it comes to ray-tracing performance, but the good news is that it will do better in the future.

NVIDIA announces DLSS 3.5 which leverages AI to improve ray-traced image quality to deliver some impressive results that look better than native rendering.

AMD Software Adrenalin Edition 23.10.23.03 is a new driver release for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on PC that fixes crashing with RT enabled.

Intel's new research is the first step to making real-time path-tracing possible on entry-level and even integrated graphics cards.

More GeForce RTX 4060 benchmarks have appeared, this time for Cyberpunk 2077's 'RT Ultra' mode in 1080p with DLSS 2 and DLSS 3 enabled.

Path tracing in Cyberpunk 2077 is set to arrive this week, and a new deep dive video from Digital Foundry showcases some of the stunning results.

Real-time ray-tracing arrives on the Steam Deck with the first game to support handheld RT being id Software's DOOM Eternal. So then, how does it run?

A new mod for the original Half-Life give the iconic shooter from 1998 the ray-tracing treatment, and the results look spectacular.

Researchers publish new whitepaper where quantum computing super-boosts performance on ray tracing workloads, by up to 190%.

RT anchor quits on the air, says she can no longer work for the Kremlin-funded network after Russia invaded the Ukraine.

Kim Dotcom wants to hide away half of the Internet under encryption.