Why does the author care about raytracing?
Hardly anybody uses raytracing on desktop why would they do it on a phone?
I have a 3080 but I never use raytracing because it's not worth the loss in framerate.
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"this phone can't even raytrace the coinbit using the chains of blocks, how can it connect to the 5G when the internet is a series of tubes?"
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Man, that video brings back nostalgia.
Nvidia owners on that comment on the AMD sub reddit care a bunch about ray tracing.
The real takeaway would be efficiency.
Most of us will benefit more from a processor that's more efficient paired with a highly capable battery.
Anything performance wise outside of that will be occasional use compared to every day use.
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