NVIDIA Unveils New Weapon! Can Black Myth: Wukong Perform Even Better?

Recalling the nights staying up late playing Chinese Paladin back in the day, a fire still burns in my heart. Having witnessed the lowest valleys and the highest peaks of domestic games, I desire success more than anyone. Now NVIDIA has unveiled a new sword; I wonder if it can lend a hand to domestic development. This time, they showcased a desktop AI supercomputer at CES.

Built on a brand-new architecture, equipped with powerful PF-level AI performance. Supports local running of ten-billion parameter models; this is simply a cultivator's Nascent Soul. Introduces new data formats, compressing models by up to 70%. Compared to Apple's latest chip, video generation speed is a full 8 times faster. Partners include Acer, ASUS, and Dell; it seems the big manufacturers are ready. Officials state that open models allow developers to build intelligence in their own way.

Speaking of the game itself, intelligent NPCs are what players truly crave. If this computing power is applied to game development, scene generation will be freer. If it could be used for the sequel to "Black Myth: Wukong", that would be ideal. Beyond nostalgia, we need solid technical progress to support us. Hopefully, this new tool from NVIDIA can truly become a sharp weapon for developers.

But calming down, hardware is just the foundation; creativity is the soul. What chills the heart is that in the past, many technologies stayed only in promotion and were never implemented. We hope domestic games are no longer just reskins, but truly innovative. Looking forward to the license launch at the end of the month, letting developers get this sword soon.

The road for domestic games is long; hopefully, this time it won't be a castle in the air. The Jianghu journey is far; may domestic games borrow this east wind and soar straight up to 90,000. Only wishing this Jianghu can finally welcome a legendary era belonging to us.