* MegaGeometry (APIs to allow Nanite-like systems for raytracing) - super awesome, I'm super super excited to add this to my existing Nanite-like system, finall

* MegaGeometry (APIs to allow Nanite-like systems for raytracing) - super awesome, I'm super super excited to add this to my existing Nanite-like system, finally allows RT lighting with high density geometry * Neural texture stuff - also super exciting, big advancement in rendering, I see this being used a lot (and helps to make up for the meh vram blackwell has) * Neural material stuff - might be neat, Unreal strata materials will like this, but going to be a while until it gets a good amount of adoption * Neural shader stuff in general - who knows, we'll see how it pans out * DLSS upscaling/denoising improvements (all GPUs) - Great! More stable upscaling and denoising is very much welcome * DLSS framegen and reflex improvements - bleh, ok I guess, reflex especially is going to be very niche * Hardware itself - lower end a lot cheaper than I expected! Memory bandwidth and VRAM is meh, but the perf itself seems good, newer cores, better SER, good stuff for the most part! Note that the material/texture/BVH/denoising stuff is all research papers nvidia and others have put out over the last few years, just finally getting production-ized. Neural textures and nanite-like RT is stuff I've been hyped for the past ~2 years. I'm very tempted to upgrade my 3080 (that I bought used for $600 ~2 years ago) to a 5070 ti.