AMD: Game downloads will soon get smaller thanks to modern AI technology

to have something Tekken 8, Horizon: Forbidden West And Starfield together? So all of them Its size is more than 100 GB.. So downloading modern AAA games can take a lot of time, even with a good internet connection. Don't forget that modern SSD drives also have their limitations.

Graphics and processor maker AMD now wants to offer technology that can handle large gaming packages. One comes to the rescue Amnesty Internationalwhich should be used in every game without developers having to intervene extensively.

AMD: “Nobody likes downloading large batches of games”

AMD announced without revealing many details. Twitter He announced that the technology bearing the name would soon be available nerve block compression gifts. The new achievement, which aims to help reduce game downloads, will be presented during the Eurographics Symposium on Demo 2024 (EGSR) from July 3-5, 2024.

How exactly? Essentially, AMD wants to use a neural network that automatically compresses the game's texture as it downloads. The goal is simply to reduce the amount of data.

According to AMD,… Integration in games It’s pretty simple, even if you can’t really look at the cards much right now. However, if that’s the case and the technology really helps, we can only hope that enough developers will take advantage of it. After all, it wouldn’t hurt to have to download fewer gigabytes so you can play your recently purchased game faster.

Since the technology will initially only be presented to a niche audience, it is very likely that it will be implemented in practice for some time now It is a long time coming. Meanwhile, you can now record your video gaming sessions on Steam.

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Source: Twitter / @GPUOpen