Technical Blog

RTXMU (RTX Memory Utility) combines both compaction and suballocation techniques to optimize and reduce memory consumption of acceleration structures for any DXR or Vulkan Ray Tracing application. 11 MIN READ

Learn how to compact the acceleration structure in DXR and what to know before you start implementing. 7 MIN READ

In Microsoft Direct3D, anything that uses memory is considered a resource: textures, vertex buffers, index buffers, render targets, constant buffers… 6 MIN READ

This post gathers best practices based on our experiences so far on using NVIDIA RTX ray tracing in games. I’ve organized the tips into short… 23 MIN READ

Optimizing real-time graphics applications for maximum performance can be a challenging endeavor, and ray tracing is no exception. Whether you want to make your… 9 MIN READ

Many GPU performance analysis tools are based on a capture and replay mechanism, where a frame is first captured (either in-memory or to disk)… 12 MIN READ