Tags: gaming performance

Microsoft has unveiled Advanced Shader Delivery, a cloud‑based system designed to pre‑compile shaders and eliminate the long wait times that many PC gamers face when launching new titles. The technology debuts on ASUS ROG Xbox Ally handheld devices and on games available through the Xbox app, aiming to store hardware‑specific shader packages in the cloud. While the approach promises smoother start‑up experiences, the need for multiple shader sets to cover diverse GPU configurations means full adoption could take years, similar to the rollout of Direct Storage. Weiterlesen

NVIDIA’s GeForce Now service now runs on RTX 5080‑class GPUs, delivering 4K gaming at high frame rates with DLSS and AI‑enhanced video quality. Testers reported performance comparable to high‑end desktop rigs, while subscription plans range from a $10 Performance tier to a $20 Ultimate tier that unlocks the top‑end hardware. The service offers advanced features such as 5K/120 fps support, 4:4:4 chroma subsampling, AI video filters, and AV1 encoding. However, the high bandwidth demand—up to 100 Mbps—poses a challenge for users with limited internet capacity. Weiterlesen