The Future of In-Game Content with AMD ProRender

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Rens has presented a mind-blowing 8K image created with the help of AMD Radeon ProRender for 3Ds Max.

Rens has presented a mind-blowing 8K image created with the help of AMD Radeon ProRender for 3Ds Max. This is the future of in-game content achieved with Raytracing.

The first image in a series of 8K renders using AMD RadeonPro Render for 3Ds Max to help visualize what my in-game content can look like when using Raytracing. It is a visual target, reference to help bring the current quality of the game up and plan for the future use of real-time Raytracing.

Rens

This new ProRender functionality, which was originally revealed back in March, is focused mainly on game and graphical development as opposed to an initiative angled for real-time ray tracing in shipping games.

For Radeon ProRender AMD is said to bring support for mixing real-time ray-tracing with traditional rasterization for greater computational speed. The thing is that the future will bring photorealism benefits of ray tracing without the high computational costs. Basically, you can get that by limiting the use of ray tracing to where it’s necessary so that it can be done in real-time alongside a rasterizer.

What are your thoughts on the whole situation? Are you excited?

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