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DirectX 12 'Work Graphs' aim to eliminate CPU bottlenecks by putting the GPU in charge
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this post was submitted on 12 Mar 2024
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From the description it kind of reminds me of the performance gains seen in the 1990s when the industry moved from direct geometry calls to using display lists to cut down on the number of times the GPU is waiting for instructions.