ty_ger07It's an update and essentially just a rebranding. Nothing too special. Nothing too special compared to what we already had for the previous year. Nothing too much will change. Gamer's Nexus' unimpressed view on the announcement (starting at 20:30): Vulkan Ray Tracing has more legs, I think. It can work on Windows, Mac, Linux, Playstation, and Xbox.Microsoft, Sony, AMD, and NVIDIA are members of the Khronos group who are promoting and/or contributing to Vulkan.DirectX is very mainstream, but is closed-source, proprietary, and has a smaller potential audience.Unlike this update, Vulkan's Ray Tracing offering is new.
HeavyHemity_ger07It's an update and essentially just a rebranding. Nothing too special. Nothing too special compared to what we already had for the previous year. Nothing too much will change. Gamer's Nexus' unimpressed view on the announcement (starting at 20:30): Vulkan Ray Tracing has more legs, I think. It can work on Windows, Mac, Linux, Playstation, and Xbox.Microsoft, Sony, AMD, and NVIDIA are members of the Khronos group who are promoting and/or contributing to Vulkan.DirectX is very mainstream, but is closed-source, proprietary, and has a smaller potential audience.Unlike this update, Vulkan's Ray Tracing offering is new.Vulkan's RT is basically a copypasta of Nvidia's RTX.
ty_ger07Cool GTXInteresting all 3 major players - Nvidia, Intel & AMD are on board .. this will help speed adoption & benefit the consumers Yup! And Microsoft. And Sony. So, cross-platform potential is really good; even between PC and console, as long as Microsoft doesn't put up some sort of artificial barrier to Vulkan on their upcoming Xbox console.
Cool GTXInteresting all 3 major players - Nvidia, Intel & AMD are on board .. this will help speed adoption & benefit the consumers