Nvidia releases a stunning raytracing trailer for Watch Dogs Legion

[WYP]

Raytraced reflections for enhanced lighting and reflections.



Read more about Watch Dogs: Legion's use of RTX raytracing.

[RobM]

Certainly looks pretty and no doubt rendered on their best card of even 2 of them to show the best possible image, however, when you look at the water, it is completely still even when it is being walked/ran over.
Note that "Subject to change" so when the game is released with nothing like what was shown here.
More nVidia marketing propaganda.

[Dawelio]

Originally Posted by RobM

Certainly looks pretty and no doubt rendered on their best card of even 2 of them to show the best possible image, however, when you look at the water, it is completely still even when it is being walked/ran over.
Note that "Subject to change" so when the game is released with nothing like what was shown here.
More nVidia marketing propaganda.

Well said, put and noticed!

[WYP]

Originally Posted by RobM

Certainly looks pretty and no doubt rendered on their best card of even 2 of them to show the best possible image, however, when you look at the water, it is completely still even when it is being walked/ran over.
Note that "Subject to change" so when the game is released with nothing like what was shown here.
More nVidia marketing propaganda.

You're assuming that SLI will be a thing under DirectX 12. Multi-GPU support on the new APIs is super rare.

[RobM]

Originally Posted by WYP

You're assuming that SLI will be a thing under DirectX 12. Multi-GPU support on the new APIs is super rare.

Multi-GPU support is still a thing (NVLink?)
I am 100% certain they are putting out the BEST scenario possible so as to con the masses.