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[KyoZz]

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“The Ray Tracing benchmarking is important for Boundary, as a team we’ve always strived to bring a level of real world realism that takes Boundary to a whole new level. Real-time global illumination is the prominent ray tracing feature of the benchmark. With these visual technologies, we can definitely go further beyond our current graphic state. This will allow us to be more realistic and more precise”
-Frank Mingbo Li, Technical Director

The upcoming title’s realistic space environments will feature complex space structures and orbiting facilities for players to navigate through. Beginning on September 24, players will be able to participate in the ray tracing benchmark by downloading the game here. The developers aim to improve real-time cinematic-quality rendering, light reaction to surfaces, and more throughout the benchmark.




More here:

Boundary Open Benchmark Ray Tracing Testing scheduled for September 24th

Studio Surgical Scalpels has announced that players will be able to get a first look into boundless space during the open benchmark test on September 24th.

www.dsogaming.com

Really high quality FX and physics, curious to see it running in real time on my rig !

 

[KyoZz]

Now available to download:

Surgical Scalpels

On a laptop linked to a 27"

i7 9750H
RTX 2070
16GB

Closer to you than I thought VFXVeteran

 

[VFXVeteran]

Wow. Now that's what I call RT!!

I was quite surprised to see Unreal code. But sure enough, we are using the latest version of UnrealEd 4.25.3 at work and there is a lot of RT code in there. It's too bad no company has released a game using that code. I wonder how long that RT code has been in the editor?

Anyways,

i7-6800k
RTX 2080Ti
4k @ DLSS = Quality Mode
Avg FPS: 24.4

 

[Pagusas]

that was pretty amazing.

 

[LordOfChaos]

Hmm ok. At least they didn't go for RAY TRACING MEANS MIRRORS EVERYWHERE like many RT benchmarks.

 

[VFXVeteran]

Now available to download:

Surgical Scalpels

On a laptop linked to a 27"

i7 9750H
RTX 2070
16GB

Closer to you than I thought VFXVeteran

Now you gotta try it in true 4k!

 

[KyoZz]

Now you gotta try it in true 4k!

Hahaha I'll pass since I dont want to turn my laptop into a toaster. I wouldn't expect more than 05 FPS, and a lot of smoke

 

[VFXVeteran]

Hahaha I'll pass since I dont want to turn my laptop into a toaster. I wouldn't expect more than 05 FPS, and a lot of smoke

I tried 1440p:

51 FPS. 2080Ti is about double the power of the 2070.

 

[MCplayer]

Bright Memory Infinite Ray tracing Benchmark
ALSO RELEASED IN THE SAME DAY

 

[MCplayer]

uhhhh.... help?

 

[Rickyiez]

Benched with RTX3080

RT effects seems like cobbled together in haste , could have use more RT Reflections to looks cooler I guess . Either way , full benchmark here

 

[cyberheater]

It looks amazing.

 

[Polelock]

Having issues linking the pic, I got 27.8 at 3840x2160 with Quality DLSS. Looks pretty awesome.

3700x
2080ti
32Gb ram

Pretty much all stock settings

 

[Chiggs]

They put a password on the zip file? What was the point of that?

 

[Polelock]

They put a password on the zip file? What was the point of that?

It tells you what it is.

 

[Chiggs]

It tells you what it is.

Right. So...why?

Benched with RTX3080

RT effects seems like cobbled together in haste , could have use more RT Reflections to looks cooler I guess . Either way , full benchmark here

Benched with 2080TI at 200mhz OC. RTX 3080 showing its RT muscle.

 

[sandkiller]

uhhhh.... help?

It says 0KB - that's not right.

 

[DonJuanSchlong]

uhhhh.... help?

Unplug the toaster, and run the benchmark on your pc! Jp, are there any more details?

 

[Rickyiez]

Right. So...why?



Benched with 2080TI at 200mhz OC. RTX 3080 showing its RT muscle.

High 5 my Ultrawide brother . I cropped the recording because the game only rendered at 16:9

 

[Marcinkowski]

I got 28fps at 4k DLSS Quality Mode and RTX on.

i9 9900k
16gb RAM @3200hz
2080ti

 

[MCplayer]

Unplug the toaster, and run the benchmark on your pc! Jp, are there any more details?

download the last google link, the others dont work

 

[DonJuanSchlong]

download the last google link, the others dont work

Your on latest windows and gpu drivers?

 

[MCplayer]

Your on latest windows and gpu drivers?

yes

 

[MCplayer]

Lenovo Legion Y740
i7-9750h
rtx 2070 max q
1080p 144hz 500nits
32GB RAM

 

[StreetsofBeige]

Infinite Warfare lives.

 

[MCplayer]

Now available to download:

Surgical Scalpels

On a laptop linked to a 27"

i7 9750H
RTX 2070
16GB

Closer to you than I thought VFXVeteran

this was mine.
I got a Lenovo Legion Y740
i7-9750h
rtx 2070 max q
32GB

 

[Tesseract]

boundary looks cool, reminds me of shattered horizon

 

[DonJuanSchlong]

Right. So...why?



Benched with 2080TI at 200mhz OC. RTX 3080 showing its RT muscle.

Ultrawide ftw

Does this open up steam vr for anyone else??

 

[rsouzadk]

 

[Droxcy]

Decent I assume game looks like it'll be fun

 

[smallpotatosan]

did a number of tests with different settings. ultra perf dlss has terrible IQ btw (and capped at 144 by my nv settings). quality dlss looks good.

 

[smallpotatosan]

Wow. Now that's what I call RT!!

I was quite surprised to see Unreal code. But sure enough, we are using the latest version of UnrealEd 4.25.3 at work and there is a lot of RT code in there. It's too bad no company has released a game using that code. I wonder how long that RT code has been in the editor?

Anyways,

i7-6800k
RTX 2080Ti
4k @ DLSS = Quality Mode
Avg FPS: 24.4

what do you mean by RT code? Unreal supports RT for a number of versions now. If my memory didn't fail me, it started with 4.22. I recall i was playing around RT back then. Recently, 4.25 i believe, RT was marked as production-ready. There is an action game DF analyzed before that uses Unreal RT.

 

[CrustyBritches]

Ryzen 1600, 2060 Super, 16GB DDR4, 1TB SSD...

1080P:
Native-29.0 fps
Quality-50.9 fps
Balanced-60.5 fps
Performance-72.8 fps
Ultra Performance-121.8 fps

1440P:
Native-18.5 fps
Quality-32.4 fps
Balanced-38.7 fps
Performance-47.2 fps
Ultra Performance-81.3 fps

2160P:
Native-8.5 fps
Quality-15.6 fps
Balanced-18.7 fps
Performance-22.9 fps
Ultra Performance-42.8 fps

Very cool benchmark. It's nice to see how performance scales across different resolutions and DLSS settings.

 

[VFXVeteran]

what do you mean by RT code? Unreal supports RT for a number of versions now. If my memory didn't fail me, it started with 4.22. I recall i was playing around RT back then. Recently, 4.25 i believe, RT was marked as production-ready. There is an action game DF analyzed before that uses Unreal RT.

I just started developing on UE, so I had forgotten they had it in there.