Microsoft has just rolled out its Agility SDK 1.619 with major DX12 improvements such as Shader Model 6.9 & DXR 1.2. Microsoft Agility SDK Adds Shader Model 6.9, DXR 1.2, & Various DX12 Improvements: NVIDIA RTX, AMD Radeon & Intel Arc GPUs Ready In the latest Agility SDK 1.619 release, Microsoft is making three updates: Shader Model 6.9, DXR 1.2, and DX12-related improvements. The features are listed below: The biggest part of this Agility SDK release is the introduction of Shader Model 6.9, which adds four new features: Long Vector, 16-bit float Specials, 16-bit / 64-bit shader op & wave […]

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AMD's RDNA 5 GPU, codenamed AT0, might see a gaming "Radeon" release, albeit in limited quantities, if current rumors hold. AMD Might Make a Radeon Gaming Graphics Card With Its Top RDNA 5 "AT0" GPU, But Will Be A Limited Release AMD's RDNA 5 GPUs are slated for a 2027 release, and while there have been rumors surrounding the various configurations, it's evident that the information available isn't conclusive to tell what the lineup will end up looking like. With that said, a new statement has been made for the next-gen Radeon Gaming lineup by Kepler_L2 at Anandtech forums. In […]

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Micron continues to innovate its GDDR7 memory solutions with higher capacities, faster bandwidth, and optimizations for gamers & AI workloads. Micron Says Its Upcoming GDDR7 Memory With 24Gb Capacities & 36 Gbps Bandwidth Are Designed For Immersive Graphics & High-Performance AI In a new blog post, Micron has listed the benefits of its 24 Gb GDDR7 memory modules, which not only feature higher capacities but also deliver much faster speeds than current-gen G7 solutions. For starters, the GDDR7 memory standard was first introduced on the GeForce RTX 50 series GPU last year. The RTX 5090 was the first graphics card […]

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