Goukosan

My Built in Video chat is Google Duo (All. android phones have this natively) the most popular Native Video chat on Smart Phones World wide

Ninja and those two other streamers that MS spent almost $100 million on all three of them..... they can now go back to Twitch or where ever they like AND KEEP THE MONEY

Android has native pic in pic built in the OS.... I can pic in pic almost every app (Except banking apps)

Didn't they pay Ninja 50 million or some ridiculous number to stream exclusively on Mixer and @DynamiteCop!said that was a good move instead of paying for exclusives.

Look at that tangent away from you celebrating getting Decade old features Every Carrier has RCS now.....don't worry, Apple will get that in 2030 for you to. celebrate

pic in pic on a phone, Widgets on the home screen, ability to change default browser and email client..... literally over a decade late and stuff you said you didn't need.... but now you're going to love it because Apple did it over 10 years later

Sheep and Cows have enough 10+ million sellers to go back and forth...... lemmings don't even have a seat at the table

Pfffft.... Seriously?

Cows care about sales again

Xbox One S Xbox One X Xbox Series X Xbox Series S

Slow Jonny and his gay fantasies

This message is approved by retarded cop.

The video within thw first few minutes talks about GT having RT during gameplay..... So again. Did you watch the video?

Digital Foundry - "Ultimately, as a ray tracing evangelist, I came away more than satisfied from the PlayStation 5 reveal - mightily surprised, even." "From my perspective, the good news is that the PS5 software showcase demonstrated that game-makers aren't ignoring the new hardware and banking the more obvious performance wins from a more powerful GPU - they're experimenting with RT features in the here and now, and it looks like we may see some of the fruits of their labour at launch. If you'd told me that this would be the case at the beginning of 2020, I'd have struggled to bel

So wait... Sony was able to do this on PS4 years ago.... yet you somehow think it's a next gen only feature for series X that the one X (which is more powerful than a PS4) cannot accomplish?

Ultimately, as a ray tracing evangelist, I came away more than satisfied from the PlayStation 5 reveal - mightily surprised, even. From my perspective, the good news is that the PS5 software showcase demonstrated that game-makers aren't ignoring the new hardware and banking the more obvious performance wins from a more powerful GPU - they're experimenting with RT features in the here and now, and it looks like we may see some of the fruits of their labour at launch. If you'd told me that this would be the case at the beginning of 2020, I'd have struggled to believe it.

Looking at the 4K version of that offline, it is really hard to see what is going on due to the car movement. Really hard to see the reflections let alone if self-reflection is occuring. But one thing that can be seen later in the trailer is that a car far ahead of the player is not using RT (could just be cube maps), or at least RT which does not run every frame (another possible optimation, stagger RT update for things at a distance). The reflection on the car here updates about 1 time every 30 frames. Footage slowed down to 25%. Actually, if you look very carefully at the trunk