Ray Tracing and DLSS Adoption: A Game-Changer for Gamers

The latest touring architecture that caught my attention at CES was the 329-pound behemoth, which is aimed at 1080p and 1440p gaming. One of its standout features is the availability of NVIDIA's RTX suite, including real-time ray tracing and DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling). While some expected a performance drop with RTX on, Jensen acknowledged that the visual improvements can be dramatic, and that the technology can be combined to achieve more or less identical frame rates but with superior visuals.

In fact, Jensen was keen to show off the capabilities of NVIDIA's latest ray tracing and DLSS technology. He demonstrated how these features can enhance gameplay with smoother, more realistic graphics. With RTX on, gamers can expect to see a significant improvement in visual fidelity, making their gaming experience more immersive and engaging.

One aspect that I'm particularly pleased to see is the adoption of the adaptive sync standard by NVIDIA. This will allow for variable refresh rates on AMD's FreeSync monitors, which means gamers can enjoy smoother gameplay at lower price points. Although this technology is currently only available on DisplayPort, HDMI displays are unfortunately excluded. Nevertheless, this development holds promise for the gaming community.

RTX on Laptops: A New Era in Mobile Gaming

NVIDIA is also bringing its RTX technology to laptops, with four new options available. The Fat and Max-Q laptops will allow real-time ray tracing and DLSS, as well as faster-than-ever mobile gaming frame rates. This means that gamers can now enjoy the same level of graphics performance they'd expect from desktops on their laptops.

In addition to these laptops, NVIDIA is also releasing a new GPU-flavored bone alongside AMD's upcoming third-generation Ryzen processors. The first seven-nanometer GPU, aptly named the Radeon RX 7000 series, promises to deliver roughly similar performance to the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 but without support for ray tracing.

AMD's FreeSync Advantage Neutralized

With the release of the Radeon RX 7000 series, AMD is effectively neutralizing its FreeSync advantage. This means that we can now expect a GPU-centric battle between NVIDIA and AMD, with performance and value being the primary considerations. Pricing will likely play a crucial role in determining which option ultimately takes the crown.

Electronics Galore: A Heavy Lineup from LG

At the H News booth, I had the opportunity to check out an extensive lineup of electronics from LG. While there were many products on display, some that caught my eye included the heavily anticipated PG 3.5 VQ laptop, which is expected to arrive by the end of Q1.

The range of RTX laptops was also impressive, with both slim and heavy options available. The Mothership convertible and a slimmer 17-inch Zephyrus S were notable mentions. However, the true showstopper for me was the new RTX 3090 Ti Matrix, which boasts a fully closed liquid cooling loop.

The LG U C99: A Gaming Monitor for Creative Projects

One of my favorite announcements from the entire CES event took place in a hidden corner within the LGB booth. The huge LG U C99 monitor caught my eye, as it uses the exact same 38-inch ultra-white form factor that I've been using on my primary display but with a refresh rate up to 175 Hz.

This is absolutely incredible for gamers who also work on creative projects, and I think this could be the perfect display. The high refresh rate will allow for smoother gameplay and more efficient rendering of graphics, making it an ideal choice for both gaming and content creation.

Core i9 RGB Manufacturing Revolution

Finally, there's some genuinely exciting RGB news to share. Core says has developed a new manufacturing technique that allows light to be mounted directly onto the PCB (Printed Circuit Board), resulting in extremely small RGB modules with improved power efficiency. This technology will enable brighter and more vivid lighting effects in even smaller places.

We can expect to see this technology in products like wireless keyboards and system components, particularly the new Dominator RGB RAM. As always, I'll be reviewing these products soon, so be sure to stay tuned for my thoughts on them. Thank you to NVIDIA for taking me out to CES this year and to H Zeus for sponsoring this channel.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enCES is the world's greatest technology show and it was actually PC gaming that dominated the headlines this year with some huge announcements that I am very very excited about if you can't already tell I've just got back from the show and I'm a little bit exhausted and jet-lagged but there is news to be shared so news shall be shared that makes sense it all started on the Sunday with invidious press conference flying the flag for the PC enthusiasts in video are actually really kind enough to fly me out there and cover all of my costs and as such I've been able to try some of the new tech firsthand the biggest news is this the RT X 2060 a mid-range card that will allow for real-time ray tracing and of course DL s s feel were the latest touring architecture this 329 pounds appear U is aimed at 1080p and 1440p gaming and unlike many expected the for RTX suite is available for the next generation of lighting effects Jensen acknowledged the performance drop with RT X on but was very keen to show off just how dramatic the visual improvements can be an assurance that ray tracing and DL SS can be combined together to a result in more or less identical frame rates but with far superior visuals regardless of your opinion on the tech however something I'm really pleased to see is invidious adoption of the adaptive sync standard which will allow for variable refresh rate on AMD's free sync monitors they will only function over DisplayPort are present so HDMI displays are sadly absent but it will allow it to access smoother gameplay at a lower price point if you're more of a gamer on the move however then you'll be very glad to hear that RTX is also landing on laptops as before there are four fat and max-q options available page of the 20 80 70 and 60 equipped laptops will allow real-time ray tracing and DL s s as well as faster than ever mobile gaming frame rates if that's not enough graphics news for you then you'll be very pleased to know that AMD is also throwing us a GPU flavored bone alongside the t's of the upcoming third generation Roizen processors AMD have unveiled the first seven nanometer GPU which is aptly named the Radeon seven we're looking at roughly the same sort of performance as invidious 2080 but notably without any support for ray-tracing pricing we'll start at six hundred and ninety nine dollars which is more or less the same as the twenty eighty so I'd certainly be wagering that this is going to be a very price dependant war as now that AMD's freesync advantage has been essentially neutralized it's all about performance and value while I the show I was also able to stop by the H news booth for a look at a very heavy lineup of electronics there are way too many to list in detail but key releases include the heavily anticipated PG 3 5 V Q and it looks like this will be finally gracing us by the end of q1 there's also a huge range of r-tx laptops including the behemoth mothership convertible and then a much more slimmer and lighter 17-inch Zephyrus s but the thing that really caught my eye however was the new RT x 20 a DTI matrix a top-end GPU that's going to have a very large price tag to match but it has a fully closed liquid cooling loop this in itself is nothing new but the thing that makes this so special that it requires no external radiator to be mounted as everything is custom fitted to the triple fan card and then enclosed within the triple slide design perhaps my favorite announcement of the entire show though actually took place in a hidden corner within the LGB you guys probably already know that the huge LG u c99 monitor is what I use as my primary display on the daily but it's just not ideal for gaming as it's just too slow the geo-9 50 G however is the answer to my prayers as it uses the exact same 38 inch ultra white form factor that I find so immersive but it has a refresh rate up to 175 Hertz this is absolutely incredible and for gamers that have creative projects on the side like myself I really think this could be the perfect display and then finally there's some genuinely exciting RGB news I know right incredible the change comes in thanks to core says new compelling RGB manufacturing which allows the light to be mounted directly onto the PCB which will give you an insanely small RGB note and one that's more power efficient than ever the benefits are that you can now have brighter and more vivid lighting effects but in even smaller places which means we're likely to see four RGB in courses wireless keyboards as well as more elegant RGB integration in system components it will be the brand-new Dominator RGB Ram that will be the first to get hold of this tech and like all the products in this video I will be reviewing it very very soon so don't forget to get subscribed if you do want the latest information if you have enjoyed this video though please hit the like button as it really helps out but let me know in the comments section what is the best thing you've seen from CES is there something I've missed or have been really hit the nail on the head and there's something in this video that you really can't wait to get hold of really interested to hear your thoughts as always but as always a massive thank you to you guys for watching to Nvidia for actually taking me out to CES this year and of course H Zeus for sponsoring this channel a massive thank you and I'll see you in the next oneCES is the world's greatest technology show and it was actually PC gaming that dominated the headlines this year with some huge announcements that I am very very excited about if you can't already tell I've just got back from the show and I'm a little bit exhausted and jet-lagged but there is news to be shared so news shall be shared that makes sense it all started on the Sunday with invidious press conference flying the flag for the PC enthusiasts in video are actually really kind enough to fly me out there and cover all of my costs and as such I've been able to try some of the new tech firsthand the biggest news is this the RT X 2060 a mid-range card that will allow for real-time ray tracing and of course DL s s feel were the latest touring architecture this 329 pounds appear U is aimed at 1080p and 1440p gaming and unlike many expected the for RTX suite is available for the next generation of lighting effects Jensen acknowledged the performance drop with RT X on but was very keen to show off just how dramatic the visual improvements can be an assurance that ray tracing and DL SS can be combined together to a result in more or less identical frame rates but with far superior visuals regardless of your opinion on the tech however something I'm really pleased to see is invidious adoption of the adaptive sync standard which will allow for variable refresh rate on AMD's free sync monitors they will only function over DisplayPort are present so HDMI displays are sadly absent but it will allow it to access smoother gameplay at a lower price point if you're more of a gamer on the move however then you'll be very glad to hear that RTX is also landing on laptops as before there are four fat and max-q options available page of the 20 80 70 and 60 equipped laptops will allow real-time ray tracing and DL s s as well as faster than ever mobile gaming frame rates if that's not enough graphics news for you then you'll be very pleased to know that AMD is also throwing us a GPU flavored bone alongside the t's of the upcoming third generation Roizen processors AMD have unveiled the first seven nanometer GPU which is aptly named the Radeon seven we're looking at roughly the same sort of performance as invidious 2080 but notably without any support for ray-tracing pricing we'll start at six hundred and ninety nine dollars which is more or less the same as the twenty eighty so I'd certainly be wagering that this is going to be a very price dependant war as now that AMD's freesync advantage has been essentially neutralized it's all about performance and value while I the show I was also able to stop by the H news booth for a look at a very heavy lineup of electronics there are way too many to list in detail but key releases include the heavily anticipated PG 3 5 V Q and it looks like this will be finally gracing us by the end of q1 there's also a huge range of r-tx laptops including the behemoth mothership convertible and then a much more slimmer and lighter 17-inch Zephyrus s but the thing that really caught my eye however was the new RT x 20 a DTI matrix a top-end GPU that's going to have a very large price tag to match but it has a fully closed liquid cooling loop this in itself is nothing new but the thing that makes this so special that it requires no external radiator to be mounted as everything is custom fitted to the triple fan card and then enclosed within the triple slide design perhaps my favorite announcement of the entire show though actually took place in a hidden corner within the LGB you guys probably already know that the huge LG u c99 monitor is what I use as my primary display on the daily but it's just not ideal for gaming as it's just too slow the geo-9 50 G however is the answer to my prayers as it uses the exact same 38 inch ultra white form factor that I find so immersive but it has a refresh rate up to 175 Hertz this is absolutely incredible and for gamers that have creative projects on the side like myself I really think this could be the perfect display and then finally there's some genuinely exciting RGB news I know right incredible the change comes in thanks to core says new compelling RGB manufacturing which allows the light to be mounted directly onto the PCB which will give you an insanely small RGB note and one that's more power efficient than ever the benefits are that you can now have brighter and more vivid lighting effects but in even smaller places which means we're likely to see four RGB in courses wireless keyboards as well as more elegant RGB integration in system components it will be the brand-new Dominator RGB Ram that will be the first to get hold of this tech and like all the products in this video I will be reviewing it very very soon so don't forget to get subscribed if you do want the latest information if you have enjoyed this video though please hit the like button as it really helps out but let me know in the comments section what is the best thing you've seen from CES is there something I've missed or have been really hit the nail on the head and there's something in this video that you really can't wait to get hold of really interested to hear your thoughts as always but as always a massive thank you to you guys for watching to Nvidia for actually taking me out to CES this year and of course H Zeus for sponsoring this channel a massive thank you and I'll see you in the next one\n"