Minecraft ray tracing with RX graphics card?

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I would like to ask whether Minecraft ray tracing only runs on the RTX graphics cards or also on RX? My comparison: I wanted to get an RTX 2060, but someone answered when asked another question that the RX 5700 would be 10% more efficient! I would like to get the rx for this reason, but I'm not quite sure if ray tracing also works on this card Karte

Un

No, it doesn't work because ray tracing is from Nvidia and the RX from AMD

sl

No, probably only the new AMD cards. The RX doesn't have that. RT currently only offers Nvidia's RTX series

an

Minecraft with ray tracing is a collaboration between Mojang and Nvidia. Therefore: No, only RTX cards are possible.

an

Neither the new ones. AMD generally does not. Minecraft with RayTracing is a collaboration between Mojang and Nvidia. If it were about ray tracing itself, you would probably be right.

st

I know you mean the right thing, but ray tracing is not from Nvidia. The idea and first implementation already existed in the 1960s.

sl

The next generation is said to offer rumors of ray tracing features. Do nextgen consoles too. And they include both AMD CPU and GPU. AMD is a supplier of Xbox Series x as well as PS5

Un

Sorry professor. I did not write about it, in the gaming area it is from nvidia

sl

Correctly. However, Nvidia has a proprietary real-time ray tracing solution. The technology itself is old. But could e.g. Movies can't be rendered in real time.

st

The general no is not correct. With the DirectX interface for ray tracing, you can also do ray tracing with AMD cards. With its specially developed cores, Nvidia is simply much more efficient.

sl

Correct

an

But the question is about Minecraft. The Windows 10 Edition only allows you to use RayTracing with an RTX card. Hence, a general no is correct.

sl

It is currently RTX exclusive. That's right. But that can change.

st

"AMD generally not" Still not true.

an

Of course. It's a collaboration between Nvidia and Mojang - It wouldn't be worth it for Nvidia if you could just use an AMD RX. "AMD generally not" is true (at least at the moment).