Leaked Cyberpunk 2077 options menu showcases Nvidia HairWorks and Ray Tracing support

[WYP]

Leaked Cyberpunk 2077 options menu showcases Nvidia HairWorks and Ray Tracing support. The game has an "OVERKILL" graphics preset.



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[Bagpuss]

'Leaked'?



...yeah riiiight :angry:


Purposely released by Nvidia to further weaken resistance to pre ordering their latest overpriced GPU, more like.


The irony being that it will be at least one more generation of GPU launches before you'll be playing this on your shiny new Nvidia GPU.


Who knows, they might even be powerful enough to crank the resolution and framerate above 1080p/30fps with RTX enabled

 

[Wraith]

'Leaked'?



...yeah riiiight :angry:


Purposely released by Nvidia to further weaken resistance to pre ordering their latest overpriced GPU, more like.


The irony being that it will be at least one more generation of GPU launches before you'll be playing this on your shiny new Nvidia GPU.


Who knows, they might even be powerful enough to crank the resolution and framerate above 1080p/30fps with RTX enabled

Pretty much the same as when the witcher 3 launched and Kepler/Maxwell struggled it's just progress is all. Embrace the new technology. If you want to see the development as the years have gone on check out Nvidias demos on their goodies page.

 

[TheF34RChannel]

Oh the never ending hate. Just turn it off - no card will be able to run it properly for 1-2 years; its implementation is irrelevant. No one is putting a gun to your head and forcing you to get an RTX card and enable RTX in-game.

 

[Dicehunter]

Oh the never ending hate. Just turn it off - no card will be able to run it properly for 1-2 years; its implementation is irrelevant. No one is putting a gun to your head and forcing you to get an RTX card and enable RTX in-game.

Maybe in 2 years we'll have the 4080 Ti that will end up costing £2000 and then we can run all settings at max

 

[TheF34RChannel]

Maybe in 2 years we'll have the 4080 Ti that will end up costing £2000 and then we can run all settings at max

Exactly lol