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I thought that they were already using ray tracing in films, but it was the real time aspect that was challenging? Could well be wrong on that though.
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I thought that they were already using ray tracing in films, but it was the real time aspect that was challenging? Could well be wrong on that though.
Portal with RTX will be available in November 2022 and free for existing Portal owners.
Can't wait to experience 3 FPS on my 3070.
You did well with yr Ti purchase m8, that'll more than do you for a good whileLooks interesting, I'll get to play around with it when 1 of my mates sells his 4090 for cheap when the 5000 series comes out, No chance in hell am I partaking in these ridiculous prices.
You did well with yr Ti purchase m8, that'll more than do you for a good while
Tom Cruise say Mach 10 or no dice!I nearly squirted coffee out of my nostrils at mach 9
This RTX upgrade builds-upon our work on Quake II and Minecraft, but is extra special, as the tool used to make Portal with RTX will be released for free, allowing you to give the RTX treatment to other classic games. Called NVIDIA RTX Remix, this ingenious modding platform can add ray tracing with just a few clicks, and gives modders the tools to make ambitious remasters, even for games that were previously unmoddable. Simply press a hotkey to import a game, use AI to enhance materials, build custom assets using Omniverse, and export an RTX Mod complete with ray tracing, NVIDIA DLSS 3, and NVIDIA Reflex. RTX Remix elevates modding to a whole new level.
With RTX Remix, the game runs in the background and we replace the old rendering APIs and systems with RTX Remix’s 64-bit Vulkan renderer. This enables the addition of ray-tracing to classic games and it all updates in real-time as lights and objects move. Light can be cast from behind the player, or from another room, and in Portal with RTX, light even travels through portals. Glass refracts light, surfaces reflect detail based on their glossiness, reflections can be cast into the scene from behind the player, objects can self-reflect, and indirect light from off-screen illuminates and affects what you see.
Compared to Quake II RTX and Minecraft with RTX, the path-traced ray tracing introduced by RTX Remix is even more advanced, bouncing light four times instead of once, improving quality, immersion, and the simulation of real-world light. Additionally, we’ve also introduced several new ray tracing techniques that further improve quality while also being more performant.
In Portal with RTX, GeForce RTX 40 Series graphics card owners can experience full ray tracing at 4K!
Can't wait to experience 3 FPS on my 3070.
You want to be my daddy and buy me? I have been a very good boy... sort of...Ignoring price, a 4090 + a quality 4k screen will be very tasty for quite a fair while
Thanks....but noYou want to be my daddy and buy me? I have been a very good boy... sort of...
I can definitely ignore the price then.