Orochi 2.0 adds many more CUDA/HIP functions + more demos
28th March 2024
Orochi 2.0 has almost exhaustive CUDA/HIP functions, new demos, and multiple other improvements.
Orochi 2.0 has almost exhaustive CUDA/HIP functions, new demos, and multiple other improvements.
This update to our AMD FSR 3 UE5 plugin provides improved UI rendering quality with DX12, improved generation of reactive mask for translucent elements + small bug fixes. FSR 3 source also updated on GitHub.
The source code for the core of our easy-to-integrate ray tracing library for HIP is now available on GitHub.
The fourth post in our mesh shaders series takes a look at the specific example of rendering detailed vegetation.
GI-1.1 is available now as part of the AMD Capsaicin Framework. GI-1.1 includes new support for glossy reflections rendering.
Introducing “mesh nodes”, which make draw calls an integral part of the work graph, providing a higher perf alternative to ExecuteIndirect dispatches.
The third post in our mesh shaders series covers how to use mesh shaders to simplify font rendering.
Our GDC 2024 presentations this year include work graphs, mesh shaders, AMD FSR 3, GI with AMD FidelityFX Brixelizer, AMD Ryzen optimization, RGD, RDTS, and GPU Reshape!
Microsoft® Agility SDK 1.613.0 is out now including general availability of Work Graphs 1.0 and the GPU Upload Heaps feature.
Compressonator v4.5 introduces improved BC1-BC5 compression that reduces file sizes on average by 10%-15% using a new Brotli-G zip packaging feature, mipmap changes, ETC codec fixes, and more.
With the release of v2.2, HIP RT now support multi-level instancing. Multi-level instancing can help to reduce memory requirements, allowing you to render large scenes with limited memory.
In addition, AMF on Linux can now be used with AMD Pro Vulkan and experimentally with RADV drivers. Download Advanced Media Framework now!
GPU Reshape brings powerful features typical of CPU tooling to the GPU, providing validation of dynamic behaviour. Read on for all of the details.