Battlefield 2042 GeForce Features Trailer [Nov 01, 2021, 10:51 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
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new trailer from NVIDIA shows off some of the enhancements owners of GeForce
RTX video cards will see in Battlefield 2042 when the military shooter is
released later this month. The clip shows off support for RTX ray tracing, DLSS,
and Reflex. Here's an explanation:
PC gamers will get a Battlefield 2042 experience like no other, because a PC allows you to enjoy higher detail levels, uncapped frame rates, and gameplay enhanced by variable refresh rate G-SYNC monitors, TVs and displays.
Graphics on a PC are next-level with ray-traced ambient occlusion (available only on PC), and GeForce RTX-based PCs have dedicated RT cores to deliver excellent ray tracing performance. With NVIDIA DLSS, performance is boosted without sacrificing image quality. NVIDIA Reflex optimizes system latency to assure shot accuracy for maximum competitiveness.
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Laughing Man wrote on Nov 1, 2021, 12:39:Saboth wrote on Nov 1, 2021, 11:59:I like how people glaze over the fact that the article that released this info stated that AMD will be doing the same thing. But Nvidia is the bad guy, amirite?
Seems like rubbing salt in the wound since Nvidia stopped manufacture of the cards during the holiday season in order to keep prices inflated.
The tech blogs I've seen have no mention of AMD doing this, only Nvidia.
How does any of this matter if they don't fix the ridiculous game mechanics choices?
This game will be DOA if they don't get the classes back and other things.
This game will be DOA if they don't get the classes back and other things.
Saboth wrote on Nov 1, 2021, 11:59:I like how people glaze over the fact that the article that released this info stated that AMD will be doing the same thing. But Nvidia is the bad guy, amirite?
Seems like rubbing salt in the wound since Nvidia stopped manufacture of the cards during the holiday season in order to keep prices inflated.
Seems like rubbing salt in the wound since Nvidia stopped manufacture of the cards during the holiday season in order to keep prices inflated.
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