Nvidia posted a new Control gameplay trailer which focuses on the Nvidia exclusive RTX features. Powered by GeForce RTX technology, experience ray-traced reflections, contact shadows, and indirect diffuse lighting.
Nvidia writes: Quake II RTX, our ray-traced remaster of Quake II is now available to download and play! Check out the exclusive Official Launch Trailer for all the action that awaits you, all with GeForce RTX! For more info on Quake II RTX, or to try out the free demo,
Nvidia posted news today that RTX and GTX ray tracing optimization means better performance. Hopefully once developers spend additional time with the tech we should see an increase in software utilizing the impressive tech. In the mean time, take a look at this work-in-progress real-time ray tracing demo of Remedy’s
Nvidia Founder and CEO Jensen Huang Demonstrates RTX in Atomic Heart, the upcoming game from Mundfish Studios.
We take a layman’s look at the Ray Tracing features during the Single player experience in Battlefield V. The video shows off the Battlefield V Ray Tracing performance at 2160p (4K) and recommended 1440p. Whilst an expensive part of the RTX cards from Nvidia, at least some potential is seen
Nvidia should have shipped the RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition cards to the people who pre-ordered them by now. We received ours yesterday and have been putting it through its paces. Take a look at our RTX 2080 Ti vs GTX 1080 Ti benchmark comparison videos which show the differences
Nvidia has revealed the pricing on its new RTX 2080 series graphics cards with the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti launching on September 20th. You can find all the information on the official Nvidia website as well as checking out the video.
We tested our now obsolete GTX 1080 using various benchmark tools and have done the same with the GTX 1080 Ti which released March 10th 2017. The results are in line with what Nvidia claimed when they said users should experience a 30% performance gain over the 1080. Using The
Watch Dogs 2 will be available on PC November from 29th! Until then take a look at some of the PC exclusive visual effects.
Nvidia released their virtual reality tech demo “Nvidia VR Funhouse” which has you playing a number of circus themed mini-games with the HTC Vive. It’s a showcase of some nifty graphics effects which developers can utilize in the next generation of VR games. It’s impressive and fun to boot with
