In the world of technology it is quite difficult to get it right when buying a device. There are so many options on the market that sometimes the task of choosing the right model becomes a nightmare. However, would you buy something that does not have the latest technology of the moment? Would you buy a graphic without Ray tracing?
NVIDIA and Ray Tracing
The world of graphics cards for PCs is constantly growing, and there is no generation in which users themselves create factions about which brand is better over another. NVIDIA y AMD They are the great protagonists, but the first seems to start with a certain advantage since the launch of its family of graphics RTX 20-series.
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The new graphics cards from NVIDIA are characterized by including support for ray tracing technology, a feature that allows to obtain graphics with spectacular realism and that is assuming the key element in the next generation of graphics for PC. The problem is that AMD decided to ignore the technology at first, and although it has already announced that it is working to include it in future products, the reality is that today to enjoy Ray Tracing we can only buy NVIDIA graphics.
Not betting on Ray Tracing is crazy
That's more or less what Jen-Hsun, CEO of NVIDIA, stated in a Q&A session after the Q3 financial results call. According to the manager, buying a graph without Ray Tracing today is crazy, since, according to him, the normal thing is that buying a graph today will last you between 4 and XNUMX years. "Not having ray tracing is crazy."
And reason is not lacking. Even PS5 y Project Scarlett They will have ray tracing when they are released, so dropping a significant amount of money for a graphics that does not include it could be a bad decision for the foreseeable future. Cyberpunk 2077, Control, Watchdogs: Legion, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare y Wolfenstein: Youngblood They will arrive with Ray Tracing, so there is no use playing them to the fullest if you are not going to be able to enjoy those dazzling rays that give the scene so much realism.
The Radeon RX 5700 XT It's the latest range to be introduced by AMD as a graphics option, however, it lacks ray tracing technology, so your chances of gaming in sunglasses are instantly gone. Is this decision going to cost AMD dearly? We'll see how the accounts turn out in the coming months, but it is clear that the promotion that NVIDIA is getting by betting on the latest technology is working quite well for it.