AMD's next GPUs could bring neural rendering to the PS6 and next Xbox
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Why it matters: The introduction of Nvidia's controversial DLSS 5 could mark the beginning of a fundamentally new approach to rendering video game graphics. If AMD and other manufacturers respond with similar approaches, neural rendering could become standard for consumer hardware in the future.
In a recent post on the AnandTech forums, trusted leaker Kepler_L2 claimed that AMD's next-generation graphics hardware will support its take on neural lighting, which Nvidia recently introduced with DLSS 5. The move could significantly expand the technology's reach beyond PCs using Nvidia's high-end graphics cards.
DLSS 5 uses neural rendering to add extra lighting and shadows to rendered frames, aiming to make traditionally rendered games more realistic. However, Nvidia's initial presentation sparked intense backlash stemming from fears that neural rendering hallucinates visuals that can clash with a game's...
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