NVIDIA's RTX NTC (Neural Texture Compression) has seen massive improvements with Microsoft's DirectX Cooperative Vector, and the latest tests show a gigantic drop in VRAM consumption. Demo Rendering Tests Show That NVIDIA's NTC Could Bring In Massive Performance Improvements With DirectX 1.2 Graphical advancements aren't just limited to GPU hardware; this has been proven in the past with upscaling technologies like NVIDIA's DLSS. Now, based on a post by @opinali, who has managed to test out NVIDIA's Neural Texture Compression, combined with Microsoft's latest DirectX 1.2, performance levels are pretty impressive. Based on testing done by the user, it is […]
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