Yeah right? Ray tracing is tracing the path of rays. What they call ray tracing looks more like ambient occlusion and what they call path tracing is actual ray tracing.Looks like baked lighting vs ray tracing comparisons of previous years
Still a clear visual improvement, no?
They even omit the RTX ON tag that was previously associated with any form of ray tracing.
Ray tracing traces a ray per pixel colour, path tracing tracing a path (multiple) of rays as they go through multiple bounces; they are both tracing rays, path tracing is just a whole lot more computational complex.
Which is still cheaper than £50 for the base game. That doesn't make any sense.
Still a clear visual improvement, no?
Though it exposes an inaccuracy that the fire is just a static light source in the reflection instead of behaving like flickering flames.
What do you mean? I'm sure there will be an option to toggle it on or off, in the graphics settings.
Then it would just disappear from my library. I had cheap gamepass for 4 years and hardly used it.
The more significant differences you will.
What to you expect them to use? A 3060?All FPS values on the NV page are with 5000 series card + MFG... kekw...
Why aren't they showing AMD performance!?What to you expect them to use? A 3060?
You forgot about the 4000 series? But i guess 2x framegen just ain't enoughWhat to you expect them to use? A 3060?
I played through it on a 4090 with x2 frame gen, couldn't tell the difference with frame gen on or off if im honest.You forgot about the 4000 series? But i guess 2x framegen just ain't enough
I'd like to see some 4090 numbers, pretty sure it can handle it just fine like Indy Jones (probably better since DOOM is more optimized and has less foliage and water).
Yeah framegen with a high base framerate is fine, but with pathtracing it will be like half of that if not less.
Yeah that video shown at 200fps you just know its on a 5090 at x4 so the base will be what around 70-80fps? 4090 should be fine if that's the case. Find out tomorrow.Yeah framegen with a high base framerate is fine, but with pathtracing it will be like half of that if not less.
So if the base fps is below 70-80 it won't feel good going by my experience so far.
With Indy it was fine up until the boat level with all the foliage and water, felt really bad and almost ruined the fun for me
Both are possible with the right hardware or settings. There's no need for this post.
Nah that's sadly just 50 FPS x4 (=200). Without MFG the base FPS would probably be 60+ since it has a computational cost.
My thinking is Gamepass games usually are not as easy to mod as Steam versions.
x4 isn't exactly that in my limited experience. Just like x2 isnt exactly double your base framerate.Nah that's sadly just 50 FPS x4 (=200). Without MFG the base FPS would probably be 60+ since it has a computational cost.
I'm playing at 1440P, so the 5080 gets 200 FPS with 4x.. lets add some extra for the 4090 and say it's 60 baseline with FG, then it will be 120 with FG on, which could be very borderline with the inputlag but we'll see tomorrow.
Also the FPS are with DLSS balanced, wtf
Gonna give it a try without the new driver first.
Too many problems so far with the last couple drivers and my current versions runs fine (572.16).
Haven't played it yet, was waiting for the PT patch.
Next gen consoles.
Current and older generation PC's will also play at 60fps with path tracing - Benchmarks will show it. My 8 year old PC can play it at 60fps with Ray-Tracing on.
They were, you just thought you were looking at a static screenshot
Am I completely wrong here?
It is exactly x2 and x4 but you have to differentiate between the base FPS without FG and with FG (the actual FPS it is interpolating), since it has a cost like i said.
