Ray-Tracing performance uplift coming to the AMD RADV Linux graphics driver

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Zippy Bot@lemmy.zip · 11 months ago

Ray-Tracing performance uplift coming to the AMD RADV Linux graphics driver

windowsphoneguy@feddit.de · 11 months ago

Friedrich is a genius. How old is he, 17 or 18 I think? His talk at XDC is worth a watch https://youtu.be/oQzPjFTqRjc?si=VMKbK8S8DGQFs45l

burrito@sh.itjust.works · 11 months ago

How do I even enable it? Most of the games I’ve tried have the ray tracing options greyed out. I’m running Arch with mesa 23.3.1, and also I ran mesa from their git repository from a couple weeks ago. Video card is a 6900xt. I was playing Control installed with legendary from Epic Games. The game runs pretty well, though there are some weird things in the video, but there are no options allowed to enable ray tracing.