Microsoft, Nvidia team up for more realistic visuals on Minecraft game

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Microsoft, Nvidia team up for more realistic visuals on Minecraft game
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Microsoft Corp said on Monday it will use chipmaker Nvidia Corp's real-time...

) real-time ray tracing technology to provide the software company’s Minecraft video game players more realistic graphics on personal computers.

Last week, Nvidia posted quarterly results ahead of Wall Street targets and said its profitability was getting a boost from new high-end graphics chips for video gamers.

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