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***The Official Ray Tracing Thread - Read the First Post before posting***

Just played Spiderman Remastered with the 7900XTX and I was quite pleasantly surprised with the performance with max settings, TAA, Max RT at 3440x1440 zero upscaling and no frame gen and I was getting north of 120FPS, Looks pretty nice too :)

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Dicehunter said:
Absolutely love the Gears games, Mainly 1-3, 4+5 are a bit so so. Wish they'd bring 2+3 to PC.
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I'm also a big Gears fan I really wished the rumours about a trilogy remaster/remake were true.

Gears E-Day is a 2026 game at the earliest so it'll most likely be a cross-gen game to showcase the next Xbox and it's ray tracing capabilities. Time flies indeed.
 
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I think it's pretty clear that UE5 is basically the engine of choice for nearly all devs now lol. In-house engines are down the pan, even the Dawn engine is gone in favour of UE5. I can see why. Lumen and Nanite and the video editor built into UE5 means a dev can create entire movies in UE5 using in-engine assets.
 
mrk said:
I think it's pretty clear that UE5 is basically the engine of choice for nearly all devs now lol. In-house engines are down the pan, even the Dawn engine is gone in favour of UE5. I can see why. Lumen and Nanite and the video editor built into UE5 means a dev can create entire movies in UE5 using in-engine assets.
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Even the lauded Crysis-engine seems to have gone down the pan lately.
 
mrk said:
I think it's pretty clear that UE5 is basically the engine of choice for nearly all devs now lol. In-house engines are down the pan, even the Dawn engine is gone in favour of UE5. I can see why. Lumen and Nanite and the video editor built into UE5 means a dev can create entire movies in UE5 using in-engine assets.
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Yeah it's quite surprising how quickly it has been adopted tbh, even older games getting updated to UE 5.
 
Wasn't there supposed to be a new Cry Engine? Seems to have fallen into the shadows soon as UE5 came along lol.
 
I'll always prefer hardware pt/rt but just even having software mode of lumen is such a big upgrade over raster methods.
 
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