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No.

 

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Actually AMD APUs can do it with AMD graphics cards, but it's not even slightly worth it and will probably make the graphics card slower.

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With low end dGPU in the past, yes (7th gen APU + R5/R7 200 series) called AMD dual graphics, but they are pretty slow anyway.

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1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

With low end dGPU in the past, yes (7th gen APU + R5/R7 200 series) called AMD dual graphics, but they are pretty slow anyway.

why did they stop? now amd igpu is equivilent to gt 1030 which is pretty significant. it could offload functions like hud elements or something to improve performance right?

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Just now, Saksham said:

why did they stop? now amd igpu is equivilent to gt 1030 which is pretty significant. it could offload functions like hud elements or something to improve performance right?

That's not how rendering works. At least not in games anyway. Everything is rendered in one big block, it's up to the GPU manufacturer if they want to figure out a way to split that up.

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12 minutes ago, BobVonBob said:

That's not how rendering works. At least not in games anyway. Everything is rendered in one big block, it's up to the GPU manufacturer if they want to figure out a way to split that up.

i mean... kinda like afr (alternate frame rendering) or spr (split frame rendering), or foveated rendering. 

i think foveated would be the most useful for this. render low priority stuff with the igpu (like minimap or hud areas) and higher priority with dGPU (center of screen). 

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4 minutes ago, Saksham said:

why did they stop? now amd igpu is equivilent to gt 1030 which is pretty significant

Vega and Polaris are different? Back then iGPU and dGPU are the same architecture with slightly different processor count, but that's not the case on current APUs and dGPUs.

 

44 minutes ago, Saksham said:

i mean... kinda like afr (alternate frame rendering) or spr (split frame rendering), or foveated rendering. 

i think foveated would be the most useful for this. render low priority stuff with the igpu (like minimap or hud areas) and higher priority with dGPU (center of screen). 

Good luck getting games optimized on that. There are games that stop rendering stuff behind the UI already.

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