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Microsoft previews Shader Model 6.10 with a matrix math API, making neural rendering a standard DirectX feature

Shader Model 6.10 wants to make neural rendering a core DirectX feature, not just an NVIDIA trick, with a new unified matrix math API for all major GPUs.
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Microsoft gives up more details on Shader Model 6.0 for DirectX 12

Shader Model 5.0 is old, having come out in 2009 with DirectX 11. It's long overdue for some innovation and a few changes to make it better than it is. Sure, games look great using the underlying ...
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Microsoft’s Shader Model 6.10 could make neural rendering universal

Microsoft has unveiled Shader Model 6.10 in preview, adding matrix math as a core DirectX feature for all compliant GPUs, potentially making neural rendering a standard capability beyond Nvidia’s ...
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Microsoft announces Shader Model 6.10 preview, bringing neural rendering into the mainstream and just maybe making the games industry a bit less reliant on Nvidia

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A bluffer's guide to Shader Models

Today, we're going to be getting down and dirty with shader models. No, not Kate Moss or Naomi Campbell - shader models, Microsoft standards that define the capabilities of graphics platforms. How ...