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John Carmack talks ray-tracing, hardware physics - The …
https://techreport.com/news/14333/john-carmack-talks-ray-tracing-hardware-physics/
Despite seeing potential in ray tracing, Carmack goes on to say he feels Intel’s direction as far as conventional ray tracing goes is “unlikely to win out.”
John Carmack Interview: GPU Race, Intel Graphics, Ray …
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http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Editorial/John-Carmack-Interview-GPU-Race-Intel-Graphics-Ray-Tracing-and-Voxels-and-moreLast week we were in Dallas, Texas cover...
John Carmack on Ray Tracing - Graphics and GPU Programming
https://gamedev.net/forums/topic/488053-john-carmack-on-ray-tracing/4187244/
With ray tracing you Interesting article, and I agree on most points. There are, however, a few things that get pulling into these discussions that are relatively tangential.First, the only appreciable difference between ray tracing …
John Carmack's Comment on Hardware Ray Tracing
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5107022
ericmj on Jan 24, 2013 [-] Yes, memory bandwidth is one of the biggest slow downs of ray tracing. Rasterization access memory very linearly which makes it very easy to cache and easy to optimize in hardware on the GPUs. But ray tracing access memory very randomly, two rays originating from pixels next to each other easily diverges and so hits ...
Carmack Speaks On Ray Tracing, Future id Engines
https://games.slashdot.org/story/08/03/12/1918250/Carmack-Speaks-On-Ray-Tracing-Future-id-Engines
Carmack Speaks On Ray Tracing, Future id Engines 256. Vigile writes "As a matter of principle, when legendary game programmer John Carmack speaks, the entire industry listens. In a recent interview he comments on a multitude of topics starting with information about Intel, their ray tracing research and upcoming Larrabee GPU.
John Carmack on Ray Tracing - Graphics and GPU Programming
https://gamedev.net/forums/topic/488053-john-carmack-on-ray-tracing/4187717/
Allow me to toss in my 2 cents:I have been working on real-time ray tracing for several years now, and currently, I am trying to get students (I'm a lecturer) to use it in small games that we develop as part of the course (IGAD, NHTV, Breda, The Netherlands). You can check out my work at http:/
John Carmack on Ray Tracing - Graphics and GPU Programming
https://gamedev.net/forums/topic/488053-john-carmack-on-ray-tracing/4188687/?page=4
Quote:Original post by MightyDogIntel has a lot riding on this and the recent acquisition of the Offset guys shows they are going to try and put some real muscle behind this. So beyond all the theory about which technique is better, be wary of the marketing drive behind all of this.It's true t
John Carmack on id Tech 6, Ray Tracing, Consoles, …
https://pcper.com/2008/03/john-carmack-on-id-tech-6-ray-tracing-consoles-physics-and-more/
Contents. Ray tracing for more than rendering. John Carmack sat down to talk with us about the current world in graphics including all the discussion about Intel and ray tracing, what id has in ...
John Carmack on Ray Tracing - Graphics and GPU Programming
https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/488053-john-carmack-on-ray-tracing/4196628/?page=7
Bilinear filtering in software (From the linked thread): 78 M/texelsBilinear filtering in hardware from 2 generations ago (ATI X1900): around 10000 M/texelsThis is more than two orders of magnitude.
John Carmack on Ray Tracing - Graphics and GPU Programming
https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/488053-john-carmack-on-ray-tracing/4200344/?page=7
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