why would we care about ray tracing on a mobile phone?
Google Pixel
The home of /r/GooglePixel on Lemmy and the Fediverse!
The place for everything related to Google Pixel devices, including news, reviews, tips, tutorials, rooting, and app discussions.
Rules
- Stay on topic: all posts should be related to Google Pixel devices.
- No offensive/low-effort content: avoid posting offensive or low-effort content that does not contribute positively to the community.
- No self-promotional spam: active community members are welcome to post their apps but should also participate in comments and discussions. Please do not post links to your own website, YouTube channel, or blog.
- No reposts/rehosted content: whenever possible, submit original sources. If the original source is not available in English, you may provide a translation. Reposts of the same content are not allowed.
- No editorializing titles: when submitting articles, do not change the titles. You may add the author's name if it is relevant.
- No piracy: sharing or discussing pirated content is strictly prohibited.
- No unauthorized polls/bots/giveaways: please do not create unauthorized polls, use bots, or organize giveaways without proper authorization.
- No affiliate links: posting affiliate links is not allowed.
I have a pixel for the lack of bloatware, unlockable bootloader and instant/longer update path. Why would I want RT on my phone?!
I thought you got it for Cyberpunk 2077?
Frankly I miss the old pre-RT days when you could play a game and get decent AA out of it without compromising somehow
So yeah, don't care that it's not on a phone where external solutions are harder
You told us: Most of you don't care that the Pixel 8 lacks salt and pepper shakers
Speak for yourself! I want freshly ground salt and pepper on-the-go.
RT is a feature on phones now?
For some strange reason, it is! https://www.androidauthority.com/ray-tracing-benchmarks-snapdragon-8-gen-2-vs-dimensity-9200-vs-exynos-2200-3355127/