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Metro Exodus - Official gameplay video
NVIDIA has just released a new video for Metro Exodus, showcasing 6 minutes of gameplay footage from the PC version with RTX mode enabled. In other words, this video showcases the real-time ray traced Global Illumination effects that 4A Games will implement to the game. Metro Exodus will be one of the first games that will support real-time ray tracing. The game is powered by the 4A Engine and is currently planned for a February 22nd, 2019, release.
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Metro Exodus Gamescom 2018 4K Trailer - 08/21/2018 08:50 AM
Deep Silver and 4A Games debuted the latest Metro Exodus trailer during the NVIDIA GeForce Gaming Celebration here at Gamescom 2018. Metro Exodus will be among the first titles that will support real-...
Metro Exodus - E3 2018 4K Gameplay Demo - 06/13/2018 08:28 AM
Games will guide you through some of the brand new features it will be adding to the game to support this bold new design vision, including new crafting mechanics, weapon customization and more. The g...
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Deep Silver and 4A Games have released the official E3 2018 gameplay trailer for Metro Exodus, and announced that the game will come out on February 22nd, 2019. Metro Exodus is described an epic, stor...
Metro Exodus - NVIDIA RTX Real-Time Raytracing Demo - 03/23/2018 05:21 PM
4A Games has released a tech demo video for Metro: Exodus, is shows early implemented NVIDIA RTX real-time raytracing effects. It using raytracing for Global Illumination and ambient occlusion, in rea...
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#5586246 Posted on: 09/19/2018 09:16 AM
I do find this new RTX ray tracing technology amazing in terms of what is actually going on & being calculated, as to whether it makes a massive difference in the games currently in development is another story. I do want this ray tracing technology to develop further, but it doesn't seem critical at the moment, I think games look pretty damn good without it, but in a few years I hope to see massive improvements in ray tracing & therefore graphics.
I do find this new RTX ray tracing technology amazing in terms of what is actually going on & being calculated, as to whether it makes a massive difference in the games currently in development is another story. I do want this ray tracing technology to develop further, but it doesn't seem critical at the moment, I think games look pretty damn good without it, but in a few years I hope to see massive improvements in ray tracing & therefore graphics.
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#5586253 Posted on: 09/19/2018 09:35 AM
I don't see where the buzz is all about, i honestly think it looked better with RTX off. It will take years to come before it MIGHT get a thing.
It's for sure not worth the price NVIDIA is asking, $600,- for the mainstream 2070, $800,- dollar for high end 2080 and a whopping $1.200,- dollar for the 2080Ti.
IMHO you must be or blind, stupid or a payed shill if you truly believe it's worth NVIDIA pricing
I don't see where the buzz is all about, i honestly think it looked better with RTX off. It will take years to come before it MIGHT get a thing.
It's for sure not worth the price NVIDIA is asking, $600,- for the mainstream 2070, $800,- dollar for high end 2080 and a whopping $1.200,- dollar for the 2080Ti.
IMHO you must be or blind, stupid or a payed shill if you truly believe it's worth NVIDIA pricing
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#5586254 Posted on: 09/19/2018 09:37 AM
I don't see where the buzz is all about, i honestly think it looked better with RTX off. It will take years to come before it MIGHT get a thing.
It's for sure not worth the price NVIDIA is asking, $600,- for the mainstream 2070, $800,- dollar for high end 2080 and a whopping $1.200,- dollar for the 2080Ti.
IMHO you must be or blind, stupid or a payed shill if you truly believe it's worth NVIDIA pricing
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I don't see where the buzz is all about, i honestly think it looked better with RTX off. It will take years to come before it MIGHT get a thing.
It's for sure not worth the price NVIDIA is asking, $600,- for the mainstream 2070, $800,- dollar for high end 2080 and a whopping $1.200,- dollar for the 2080Ti.
IMHO you must be or blind, stupid or a payed shill if you truly believe it's worth NVIDIA pricing
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#5586258 Posted on: 09/19/2018 09:46 AM
I have been waiting for years for the hardware to enable Ray Tracing. Simply stunning, I truely cannot wait. This is the future of gaming.
I have been waiting for years for the hardware to enable Ray Tracing. Simply stunning, I truely cannot wait. This is the future of gaming.
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I swear to god I was watching without sound and didn't know RTX was going on and off. I just thought someone was screwing with the gamma and it got recorded somehow, lol. Not impressed at all. Play at 1080p with RTX on, not see the difference, at under 60FPS, all for $1300. Perfect. Absolutely perfect.