"Rendering is now 16x fast than just four years ago," Huang mused. "Some pixels are calculated, most are predicted," Huang said.Īs an example, Huang showed Microsoft's Flight Simulator game with Nvidia RTX and demonstrated that the game could run at a rate of 120 frames per second rather than 65 per second using the older architecture. He touted the new architecture's fourth-generation tensor cores and added that "Ada’s third-generation RT Cores have twice the ray-triangle intersection throughput, increasing RT-TFLOP performance by over 2x."īasically, the new architecture allows the GPU to actually predict frames in real-time using artificial intelligence even if the actual rendering has not completed processing. "Computer graphics is a full-stack process," Huang said.
This phenomenal leap gives it two to three times faster ray tracing and improves overall game performance over the older Ampere architecture by 25%. Showcasing the enhanced graphics abilities of the new GPU, Huang said the Ada Lovelace RTX featured 78 billion transistors and 18,000 CUDA cores. Next up in Huang's keynote address were the great strides Nvidia has made with its new Ada Lovelace GPU architecture.
Huang said the entire simulation ran on a single Nvidia GPU and that future videogames will likely following this simulation model rather than coming with pre-baked contours. Huang began his keynote address by giving a demonstration of Nvidia's RacerX simulation, which looked completely life-like. CEO Jensen Huang's keynote address in the morning session was live-streamed around the world and instantly got some investors excited.ĭepite the Nasdaq selling off, NVDA stock advanced 0.7% mid-session to trade at $134.73. Nvidia (NVDA) stock was able to fight off the market's downdraft on Tuesday due to a flurry of new announcements at its GTC developer conference. Nvidia stock advanced slightly ahead with the announcement despite a down market.CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a new GPU architecture and graphics card.Nvidia is holding its GTC conference from September 19 to 21.
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