You have probably heard of “Ray Tracing” and perhaps believe it to be a buzz-word or something only PC gamers talk about. Well, times are changing and with the advent of PS5 and Xbox Series X, you’re likely to hear about it a lot more. Back in late 2018, we

Nvidia showcase just how nice the rather basic looking Minecraft can look when RTX effects rule the roost. This is looking rather spectacular although Nvidia remain tight-lipped as to when anyone can play this.

Nvidia’s much touted and rather expensive to get into ray tracing effects are highlighted in our comparison video. We put two scenes side-by-side showing the Battlefield V ray tracing with RTX on and off. It needs to be said, the differences are subtle and not something that is immediately obvious

Here is a look at the Battlefield V War Stories intro mission using the Nvidia recommended Ray Tracing settings at 1440p (using RTX 2080 Ti). The game options use the Ultra preset with ray tracing reflections at medium. For comparison, take a look at the same scenes with Ray Tracing

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