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NVIDIA has removed “Hot Spot” sensor data from GeForce RTX 50 GPUs
(videocardz.com)
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Not true anymore.
The Indiana Jones game that just came out does require ray tracing. There are a few others coming out that do as well.
So anyone with an older or non-nvidia card can just get fucked?
This sounds like an Nvidia monopolistic backroom deal or something. Bet you'll see an Nvidia splash on those games' startup.
AMD cards can do ray tracing too. Not nearly as well, but they can.
Fortunately, they will be crippling themselves in the console market doing shit like this, so there should still be plenty of choice left. I wouldn't be surprised if Bethesda eventually released a non-ray tracing version of the game after whatever deal they signed with NVIDIA expires and they consider porting the game to platforms without RT support.
Which other currently released games require it? I haven't found any.
Hopefully this doesn't become a trend because it'd be pretty dumb and anti-consumer.
As far as I know Indiana is the only currently released game in this category.
Let's hope it stays that way.