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for.Turing incorporates a number of new features and technologies, chief among them are new RT Cores that power real-time ray tracing
These specialized cores essentially compute how light and sound travel in a 3D environment at a rate of up to 10 GigaRays.That might sound
like a made up unit of measuring performance, but Nvidia claims Turing can process real-time ray tracing 25-times faster than the previous
The technology firm also noted that its GPU nodes can outperform CPU nodes by 30 times when used for final-frame rendering for film
effects.On top of this specialized ray tracing technology, Nvidia has also integrated the Tensor Cores seen in Volta to inject artificial
intelligence into this GPU architecture
These Tensor Cores will essentially deliver up to 500 trillion tensor operations a second and accelerate deep learning training and
inferencing.AI will in turn help power new rendering methods such as deep learning anti-aliasing, which promises a high-quality image
rendering complete with de-noising, resolution scaling and video re-timing.A bold new world for graphicsNvidia Turing will combine both its
RT Cores and Tensor Cores to usher in a new form of hybrid rendering that includes both simulation and enhanced rasterization
Team Green announced this technology will first power media production in the visual effects industry to create cinematic-quality
interactive experiences.To that end, Nvidia also introduced three new Quadro RTX graphics cards featuring up to 48GB of GDDR6 memory, 4,608
CUDA Cores and 576 Tensor Cores built upon the Turing architecture.Although Nvidia made no mention of Turing-based GeForce graphics cards,
this is the clearest picture thus far of what they could end up looking like
