What is ray tracing?

Ray tracing is a revolutionary rendering technique that simulates the way light interacts with objects in a virtual environment. By tracing the path of rays of light as they travel through a scene, it creates stunning visuals with realistic shadows, reflections, and illumination.

How Does Ray Tracing Work?

Ray tracing calculates colors and lighting effects by simulating rays of light. The process involves:

Ray Casting: Rays are cast from the camera into the scene.
Intersection Testing: The algorithm checks which objects the rays intersect.
Lighting Calculations: It determines how light interacts with surfaces, including shadows and reflections.

Why is Ray Tracing Important for Gaming?

Ray tracing enhances gaming experiences by providing:

Realistic Graphics: Experience lifelike environments with accurate lighting and shadows.
Immersive Gameplay: Engage deeper in games with enhanced visual fidelity.
Next-Gen Performance: Powered by NVIDIA’s RTX technology, it offers breathtaking graphics without compromising performance.

Experience Ray Tracing at AGS 2025

Join us at the Argentina Gaming Show to experience ray tracing firsthand:

Play AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Half-Life 2 RTX.
Test cutting-edge technologies in our RTX 50 Series Zone.
Witness the power of DLSS 4 for smoother gameplay.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of ray tracing?

Ray tracing provides unparalleled realism in graphics, enhancing visual effects like light reflections, shadows, and atmosphere in gaming.

Can all games use ray tracing?

No, ray tracing requires specific support from game developers and compatible hardware like NVIDIA RTX GPUs.

How can I learn more about ray tracing?

Visit the NVIDIA AGS Feed for updates, insights, and behind-the-scenes content.

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