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At CES 2019, we demonstrated how NVIDIA RTX accelerates ray tracing in Autodesk Arnold, the default renderer in Maya. We showed how artists like Ashlee can work faster giving them more time for creativity when 3D modelling and rendering with an NVIDIA RTX laptop or desktop system. Learn more about our solutions for creators: #NVIDIACreators
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