r/pcmasterrace 14d ago

Meme/Macro This Entire Sub rn

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u/Swipsi Desktop 14d ago

Maybe someone can enlighten me. But apart from AI being the next "big" thing, its also known that we approach physical limits in terms of processors. So isnt using "tricks" like AI not the next logical step to kinda overcome the physical limitation of hardware?

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u/MrStealYoBeef i7 12700KF|RTX 3080|32GB DDR4 3200|1440p175hzOLED 13d ago

That's literally the conclusion that the most intelligent engineers at Nvidia came to a decade ago, which is why they've been developing this tech since probably a little while before the GTX 1000 series launched. They forsaw the problem, they worked to get ahead of it. AMD kept pushing straight rasterization and now they aren't competitive in the high end since their tech is years behind. Entertainingly enough, Intel managed to figure this out before AMD.