Nvidia just dropped their Ampere RTX 3000 series GPU's - The RTX3080 and RTX3090 are going to be HUGE. Let's talk about what we can expect from Davinci Resolve on the new graphics cards! Resole 16 was the first to implement the Neural Engine taking advantage of the Tensor Cores on the rtx2000 series GPU's. Do you think Resolve 17 is going to double down by using the RayTracing Cores as well?
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