Just read an article on the new RTX GPUs and had a thought about how new ice planets.
Is FD delaying the changes to ice planets to sync with the new tech from Nvidia?
Would think it could look amazing if I have the new GPUs.
Thoughts and speculations?
this would be a disaster. what percentage of users have RTX (dont forget to add in ps4 and xbox owners into that list)
i think it is highly unlikely FD would delay such a big update that was looked forward to from so many people just to support such a tiny minority of gamers.
VR is not mainstream to a large extent, but Elite works wonderfully in that.This. RTX is far away from being mainstream.
VR is not mainstream to a large extent, but Elite works wonderfully in that.
Adding features for niche hardware is nice for those who can use it.
Having it paid for by the hardware manufacturer, not us players, would be even nicer though.
If the hardware doesn't break down, then yes..somewhat, yes reflected godrays are bugged in BF5 and Shadow of the Tomb Raider hasn't got it's promoted update, yet, over three months after release.There would be no need to postpone the release of the ice planets rework since RTX Just Works.
1. DXR is not nVidia exclusive. 2. Binding core game mechanics to some new tech, that is only very thinly spread across the market, seems not very economical. If the surface generation was not bound to DXR, why is it being delayed.Just read an article on the new RTX GPUs and had a thought about how new ice planets.
Is FD delaying the changes to ice planets to sync with the new tech from Nvidia?
jesus christ that looks amazing. that game alone is making me wish i had got the 2080 instead of the 1080ti!
And when you crank up all the nice ray traced details, the resulting stutter fest makes you doubt in your 800$ investment. Due to performance limitations, only one graphical aspect like shadows or reflections can be rendered with ray tracing. And even then the impact on performance is severe on the RTX cards.jesus christ that looks amazing. that game alone is making me wish i had got the 2080 instead of the 1080ti!
And when you crank up all the nice ray traced details, the resulting stutter fest makes you doubt in your 800$ investment. Due to performance limitations, only one graphical aspect like shadows or reflections can be rendered with ray tracing. And even then the impact on performance is severe on the RTX cards.
Well VR is supported and a very small % of gamers have that, less than 1% on steam so anything is possible.this would be a disaster. what percentage of users have RTX (dont forget to add in ps4 and xbox owners into that list)
i think it is highly unlikely FD would delay such a big update that was looked forward to from so many people just to support such a tiny minority of gamers.
Well VR is supported and a very small % of gamers have that, less than 1% on steam so anything is possible.