Nvidia shows ‘Wolfenstein: Youngblood’ with RTX Ray-Tracing on Arm

NVIDIA makes technology work with porting several RTX SDKS to ARM devices. It includes super sampling (DLSS) in-depth learning to increase sharpness, direct lighting RTX, Denoiser AI-acceleration of Nvidia Optix, RTX memory utility (RTXMU) and global lighting RTX. Nvidia said that SDK RTXDI, NRD and RTXMU for Linux arms are now available for developers, with RTXGI and DLSS coming soon.

Of course, you won’t be able to see this until the manufacturer adds the RTX hardware to the arm-based laptop, Chromebooks or other devices. Game manufacturers also need to apply technology for arm-based games. However, both Wolfenstein: Youngblood Developer and the game machine company looked bullish.

“RTX support for ARM and Linux opens new opportunities for game developers to provide a deeper experience on a broader range of platforms,” ​​said the Senior Technical Product Manager of Unity Mathieu Muller. “The Tech-based ID game that runs on the ARM CPU with Tracing Ray is activated is an important step in the journey that will generate more game platforms available for all game developers,” added the CTO Machinegames Jim Kjellin.

Of course, the relationship between Nvidia with the arm will get closer to buying a company last year at a price of $ 40 billion. However, this agreement is subject to regulatory approval and Qualcomm rivals (and Nvidia arm customers) have objected to the agreement. In addition, Arm 3,000 employees in the UK and the state regulator are currently investigating sales.