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Battlefield V Launches Early - Shows No GeForce RTX Support (yet)
Yesterday evening the Origin Access Premier Subscribers got a surprise, Battlefield V unlocked itself and is now playable. The new EA tactic is upsetting many Deluxe build pre-order buyers as for them, the game unlocks next week.
Origin Access Premier is a subscription model that will give you extra discounts and the ability to play older games as part of that 99 USD/year or 15 USD/month subscription model. To give it a boost EA added Battlefield V and thus unlocked it no less than 10 days prior to the official release. People that preordered the Digital Deluxe edition still have to wait till November 15th.
- As part of my curiosity, I decided to invoke the subscription plan and had a peek yesterday evening. A couple of notes, the game looks and feels good. The wording here is quality over quantity. This is going to be a really nice game.
- DX11 runs better than DX12, and considering RTX cards needs DX12 for DXR, that's not a good sign.
- GeForce RTX cards do not show Raytracing or DLSS options, and yes I used yesterdays released driver.
I would not be surprised to see a day-1 patch enabling the features, if not then NVIDIA will be in a crapstorm of critique as to date 0 games support it.
I will be working on a game performance article, however, the DRM protection is heftier each year, after changing four graphics cards I got kicked out of the game and will likely need to wait 24 hours. That means I'll be working on an in-progress performance article in which each day we'll add some more cards until we have a proper data-set.
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#5605020 Posted on: 11/09/2018 10:46 AM
This RTX thing is a utter and complete joke! Makes you wonder if it's intentional? nVidia knows that an angry mob with torches and pitchforks would attack their headquarters if it turns out that the 1200$ 2080Ti barely does 1080p/60fps with RTXX enabled
So maybe they're still working on drivers to downgrade this feature to make ut playable?
This RTX thing is a utter and complete joke! Makes you wonder if it's intentional? nVidia knows that an angry mob with torches and pitchforks would attack their headquarters if it turns out that the 1200$ 2080Ti barely does 1080p/60fps with RTXX enabled
So maybe they're still working on drivers to downgrade this feature to make ut playable?
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#5605023 Posted on: 11/09/2018 10:49 AM
In /Users/xxxxxxxxxxx/Documents\Battlefield V\settings\PROFSAVE_profile
There is a line
GstRender.DxREnabled 0
But changing it to 1 doesn't do anything, so no luck with that. Looks to be in int32 value not integer, might be expecting a resolution value in there and probably something else somewhere too.
Just a heads up, the Basic access for 4€ per month, only lets you play the intro and the first "campaign" singleplayer, that's 1 hour and you're done. The premier 15€ per month option is the one that includes the full game.
In /Users/xxxxxxxxxxx/Documents\Battlefield V\settings\PROFSAVE_profile
There is a line
GstRender.DxREnabled 0
But changing it to 1 doesn't do anything, so no luck with that. Looks to be in int32 value not integer, might be expecting a resolution value in there and probably something else somewhere too.
Just a heads up, the Basic access for 4€ per month, only lets you play the intro and the first "campaign" singleplayer, that's 1 hour and you're done. The premier 15€ per month option is the one that includes the full game.
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#5605026 Posted on: 11/09/2018 10:56 AM
I like this site, probably my favourite tech site on the net but this is another click bait artical just because RTX.
DICE already announced yesterday that preliminary RTX support on the deluxe edition release day followed by future patch support and driver updates from Nvidia to improve performance .
I also don't remember all the crap early dx10, dx11, dx12 cards got when it took months for titles to come out with support for those apis. If I remember rightly, many of those titles came out after those cards had been on the market. They would require patches to support those apis and would usual perform worse or there was no real difference.
Give developers a chance to get something done right or have then rush something out that looks bad and under performes. I know what I would prefer!
I like this site, probably my favourite tech site on the net but this is another click bait artical just because RTX.
DICE already announced yesterday that preliminary RTX support on the deluxe edition release day followed by future patch support and driver updates from Nvidia to improve performance .
I also don't remember all the crap early dx10, dx11, dx12 cards got when it took months for titles to come out with support for those apis. If I remember rightly, many of those titles came out after those cards had been on the market. They would require patches to support those apis and would usual perform worse or there was no real difference.
Give developers a chance to get something done right or have then rush something out that looks bad and under performes. I know what I would prefer!
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#5605028 Posted on: 11/09/2018 10:56 AM
Already during RTX demoes at Nvidia's keynote both Nvidia and the team of Dice that worked on BF:V RTX implementation already said they won't have RTX support at the game's release. I still don't think this will change, even if they postponed the game's launch.
@Netherwind : You might be right, as I've heard Dice also said, they're toning down RTX so that it gets more than 30fps with 1080p
edit: I just saw @Archvile82 's comment on RTX, maybe they do bring it out at the game's launch then. (Which is later than the launch date they were talking about during Nvidia keynote on August 20th.)
Already during RTX demoes at Nvidia's keynote both Nvidia and the team of Dice that worked on BF:V RTX implementation already said they won't have RTX support at the game's release. I still don't think this will change, even if they postponed the game's launch.
@Netherwind : You might be right, as I've heard Dice also said, they're toning down RTX so that it gets more than 30fps with 1080p
edit: I just saw @Archvile82 's comment on RTX, maybe they do bring it out at the game's launch then. (Which is later than the launch date they were talking about during Nvidia keynote on August 20th.)
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....really?
Subscribe to a yearly service that technically gives you more games and for cheaper, you just can't own them....or....
Buy the full fledged game giving EA and the developers the most possible money for that specific game and.......get screwed over?
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