After the GTX 10 series, which broke worldwide sales records, NVIDIA aimed to regain its market share to AMD with the RTX 20 series, by bringing a new technology called Ray tracing, or RTX for short, to its graphics cards. We can say that he succeeded in this, even if it was a small share. Then, with the RTX 30 and now the upcoming RTX 40 series, this new technology has been built on and improved every year. Now, a good news has come from OPPO. The company announced that it will bring the industry’s first Ray Tracing-RTX application to the Find X5 Pro model.
TDP values of NVIDIA RTX 40 series have been announced!
While NVIDIA is preparing to release new graphics cards, the TDP values of the RTX 4080, RTX 4090 and RTX 4090Ti have emerged.
What is RTX- Ray tracing technology that will come to OPPO phones?
Ray tracing is the name of the technology that undertakes the task of drawing an image of a scene by considering how light moves in the real world. NVIDIA RTX is a high-end professional visual computing platform primarily used for designing complex large-scale models in architectural and product design, scientific visualization, energy research, and film and video production.
AMD continues to work and develop advanced levels on this feature. However, NVIDIA is currently the only dominate of the market in this regard. After AMD entered the smartphone industry with RDNA2 technology, NVIDIA is stepping into the market with Ray Tracing in response. Of course, OPPO announced this information using the Find X5 Pro model, which will bring RTX technology.
However, contrary to popular belief, the RTX technology to be used by OPPO will not only exist in games. As you can see from the video below, the company plans to bring this feature to live wallpapers first. It may also be collaborating with a company other than NVIDIA on Ray Tracing, in the slightest possibility.
shiftdelete.netOf course, we see that the relevant steps in the sector come one after another. For this reason, we expect to see various shares on RTX from other smartphone manufacturers and software companies, especially Google, in the very near future.
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