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No Surprise Availability Of Cards Announced Though GTC has been full of amazing reveals, though their benefits to gaming will take some time to apply. NVIDIA’s Omniverse Enterprise will allow 3D development teams that are geographically scattered and running different software to work effectively together, which will help with the design of next generation games […]
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Just Because You Can Do Something … Cyberpunk 2077 Patch 1.2 has arrived and with it Ray Tracing support for AMD’s RX 6000 series has been added, allowing Radeon users to switch on Reflection, Shadow, and Lighting Ray Tracing. The FPS Review fired up an RX 6800 XT, to see how it fares against the […]
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Coming To Consoles, AMD And NVIDIA As you are aware, modern consoles all depend on AMD’s silicon to push frames, so the announcement from 4A GAMES that Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition will support ray tracing on consoles also reveals that a fancy new Big Navi card will too. The original release did support ray tracing, […]
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Less Shine, More Grit We first saw a peek of Atomic Heart back in 2019, a rather creepy first person shooter taking place in a Russian research facility where things have obviously gone very, very wrong. Since then Mundfish has been rather quiet about the game and we haven’t much in the way of new […]
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Technically Much More Available Than An RTX 3080 There is an unfortunate lack of availability of NVIDIA products, both hardware and software recently and it is a trend we would all like to see come to an end sooner rather than later. The number of games which will support ray tracing and DLSS is higher […]
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Well, There Is Good News And Bad News Along with the arrival of NVIDIA’s RTX 30 series comes a list of games which will support DLSS and ray tracing, the second of which is also of interest to those intending to pick up a Navi card from AMD when they arrive. A fair number of […]
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