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Man of Honour
No, that was merely a cinematic trailer showing nothing in-game and which was pre-rendered on a new RTX card, the exact same render could have been done on a current RTX so that piece of text was just there to drum up some fresh hype.
Man of Honour
It should not do, CDPR are working exclusively on the Nvidia branch of UE5 given their relationship with Nvidia, and CDPR are also inputting a lot of time into tailoring the engine to their needs as opposed to just sticking to stock UE5 like other devs do based on what we've been told so far.
The game isn't coming until 2026 anyway maybe even later, so fully expect it to be running at minimum on UE5.5 which has baked in much of the CPU optimisations needed and parallel processing that UE5 is currently missing.
The game isn't coming until 2026 anyway maybe even later, so fully expect it to be running at minimum on UE5.5 which has baked in much of the CPU optimisations needed and parallel processing that UE5 is currently missing.
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It was shown running on an RTX 5090 like Killzone 2 was shown at E3 running on a 7900 GTX.
Caporegime
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Correction, pre-rendered trailer (as mrk above points out, for those who don't read previous posts).
It's just hype for the soft-brains.
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we will see it when jensens stock goes up..
NVIDIA teases GeForce RTX 50 at CES 2025 - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA starts the GeForce 50 Hype Meter Following the announcement of The Witcher IV game and the fact that it was rendered on an “unannounced GeForce,” NVIDIA has released the first teaser hinting at the potential launch of its next-gen GPU. In typical NVIDIA fashion, the company has not...
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Soldato
No doubt, unreal engine isn't the cheapest engine in the business for no reason, you get what you pay for
That and unity.. So many horrible performing games are using these 2 engines.
Soldato
But unlike a lot of studios, CDPR have a lot of engine experience to fall back on to tailor UE5 to their needs - hopefully they put that to use and it doesn't end up just looking/feeling like every other UE game.
I was under the impression all the experienced redengine devs left hence the switch to UE.
I figured that whilst I wait for the 50 series… I might as well trash my existing card. Drunk mode, engage!! 
Soldato
I was under the impression they made the switch because recruiting people with experience using UE is a heck of a lot easier than recruiting people with experience on a proprietary engine and it was hampering onboarding as they needed so long to train on it, but I neither work for CDPR nor know anyone there so you could well be correct.
Man of Honour
They signed a 15 year contract with Epic for exclusive UE development back around 2022 time, Cyberpunk was the only game that would finish with the in-house engine. It's purely business related as one would expect from.... a business.
www.digitaltrends.com
Nvidia’s RTX 5090 might be up to 70% faster than its predecessor
With Nvidia's RTX 50-series less than a month away, what kind of performance can we expect from these GPUs? One leaker sheds some light on the matter.
www.digitaltrends.com
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Caporegime
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'Might', ****ing clickbait arses as per.
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They signed a 15 year contract with Epic for exclusive UE development back around 2022 time, Cyberpunk was the only game that would finish with the in-house engine. It's purely business related as one would expect from.... a business.
Nvidia’s RTX 5090 might be up to 70% faster than its predecessor
With Nvidia's RTX 50-series less than a month away, what kind of performance can we expect from these GPUs? One leaker sheds some light on the matter.
So:
5090 = 60% faster than 4090
5080 = 30% faster than 4080
5070 = 20% faster than 4070
Using TPU FE review numbers, that makes the 5080 about the same as the 4090 and the 5090 is 60% faster than the 5080/4090 and 5090 is 140% faster than 5070
The gap between the high end and mid range is getting bigger. When has the top card ever been 140% faster than the 70 series before lol. If SLI was still around you could have two 5070's in SLI and it would still be significantly slower than a single 5090, what kind of twilight zone is Nvidia creating here
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The kind where they make you hand over thousands of dollars every 2 years.
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They signed a 15 year contract with Epic for exclusive UE development back around 2022 time, Cyberpunk was the only game that would finish with the in-house engine. It's purely business related as one would expect from.... a business.
Nvidia’s RTX 5090 might be up to 70% faster than its predecessor
With Nvidia's RTX 50-series less than a month away, what kind of performance can we expect from these GPUs? One leaker sheds some light on the matter.
thats actually old news, i believe those numbers have been extrapolated from B200 (vs H100) numbers
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