No raytracing Options on AMD

[CzK666]

Thanks for nothing. Dont tell me it wont work, while Nvidia cards are struggling because they have not enough vram.

[TKessel]

RT is always on. Pathtracing option is only available for RTX4XXX Series cards.

[FamouZ_PT]

Originally posted by CzK666:

Thanks for nothing. Dont tell me it wont work, while Nvidia cards are struggling because they have not enough vram.

Im playing in a RX 7800 XT and my game is so blurry, textures are so blurry

[CzK666]

Originally posted by TKessel:

RT is always on. Pathtracing option is only available for RTX4XXX Series cards.

Thats what I'm talking about.

[TKessel]

I'm on 7900XTX playing since friday. No blurry textures or anything like that.

[ZombieDog]

Originally posted by FamouZPT:

Originally posted by CzK666:

Thanks for nothing. Dont tell me it wont work, while Nvidia cards are struggling because they have not enough vram.

Im playing in a RX 7800 XT and my game is so blurry, textures are so blurry

Have you trying turning up your sharpness slider

[stardust]

Originally posted by CzK666:

Thanks for nothing. Dont tell me it wont work, while Nvidia cards are struggling because they have not enough vram.

FULL RT won't work on AMD low level GPUs like the 7900XT and 7900XTX, just look at CP2077 with PT, the framerate goes to single digits. Absolutely NO ONE should buy AMD cards if you are interested in RT or PT, simple fact. For this game to be enjoyable in it's full glory go for a 4090 or at least a 4080 SUPER.

[CzK666]

Originally posted by stardust:

Originally posted by CzK666:

Thanks for nothing. Dont tell me it wont work, while Nvidia cards are struggling because they have not enough vram.

FULL RT won't work on AMD low level GPUs like the 7900XT and 7900XTX, just look at CP2077 with PT, the framerate goes to single digits. Absolutely NO ONE should buy AMD cards if you are interested in RT or PT, simple fact. For this game to be enjoyable in it's full glory go for a 4090 or at least a 4080 SUPER.

You can use individual pt settings in the game. Why shouldn't I be able to use the reflections? By the way, I played the last alan wake 2 dlc with pt on my 7900xt.

That's what I mean by: don't tell me it can't be done.

Also, I always play everything with ray tracing. There are settings options.

You don't say everything under a 4070 shouldn't use ray tracing?

[TKessel]

I assume we will get the option later for AMD. For now NVIDIA must be made happy as they spent Money for their Logo. Same as it was with FSR on Starfield.

[Rastlaff]

Originally posted by stardust:

Originally posted by CzK666:

Thanks for nothing. Dont tell me it wont work, while Nvidia cards are struggling because they have not enough vram.

FULL RT won't work on AMD low level GPUs like the 7900XT and 7900XTX, just look at CP2077 with PT, the framerate goes to single digits. Absolutely NO ONE should buy AMD cards if you are interested in RT or PT, simple fact. For this game to be enjoyable in it's full glory go for a 4090 or at least a 4080 SUPER.

are you just serious ? or you don't know an inch about tech.

To enlighten you, I'm playing Cyberpunk with PT on my said "Low Level GPU" 7900XT. Eating 18Gb of VRAM because, you know, RT/PT are mostly VRAM eaters (so forget about RTX 4080). Also, it's a very interesting question why CDPR is not releasing proper FSR 3.1.

For sure, those are tweaked parameters. Because vanilla ones are ... well, it's CDPR's implementation by brilliant modern devs highly skilled in visual drag and drop "programming", but not C++. Modders are doing better job than those ppl, truth be told.

So, don't let that pathtracing being "RTX exclusive" to your Indiana Jones game ! Go for console, check the cvars, learn a bit about IDtech, apply and enjoy !

[RodroG]

I'm using an RX 7900 XTX and couldn't care less about full raytracing in this game. It looks gorgeous and performs great using its standard rendering (hardware-accelerated ray-traced Global Illumination always on). For now, Nvidia has no rival in hardware-accelerated ray-tracing, especially for full raytracing or path tracing. That's the current reality. Anyway, the devs already announced that FSR 3 tech technology will be added in a future patch, so, full raytracing might be a possibility for the RX 7900 XTX (and maybe the RX 7900 XT too) only when the FSR 3 upscaling and Frame Generation (?) technologies are implemented in the game and available.

[wasteland_ghost]

Originally posted by RodroG:

I'm using an RX 7900 XTX and couldn't care less about full raytracing in this game. It looks gorgeous and performs great using its standard rendering (hardware-accelerated ray-traced Global Illumination always on). For now, Nvidia has no rival in hardware-accelerated ray-tracing, especially for full raytracing or path tracing. That's the current reality. Anyway, the devs already announced that FSR 3 tech technology will be added in a future patch, so, full raytracing might be a possibility for the RX 7900 XTX (and maybe the RX 7900 XT too) only when the FSR 3 upscaling and Frame Generation (?) technologies are implemented in the game and available.

Ah, for sure NVida has no rival, because a lot of modern players want to feel like they're playing at max settings with all the bells and whistles while sitting in front of their laptop but with "RTX" inside. For sure, they can crank up those settings and brag about all the marvelous rays bouncing around while in reality all they get is a blurry picture rendered at low resolution and then upscaled, but how would they know the difference looking into that laptop screen of theirs?

That's the current reality - people want to show off and NVidia delivers while making money out of their stupidity in the process.

Yes, AMD was a bit late to the RT scene, but they're rapidly gaining on what they missed. And they're not trying to sell a nicely wrapped lie to every guy with an "entry level" hardware. I've got a friend with an AMD GPU who was telling for years that ppl are crazy on RT parameters and instead of NVidia way (low res + upscale = blurry mirror in every puddle) devs need to go for rational tweaked parameters, so DLSS won't be needed. But heh, NVidia wouldn't want that, would they? (Is that the full ray/path tracing you're talking about?)

[CzK666]

Originally posted by Rastlaff:

Originally posted by stardust:

So, don't let that pathtracing being "RTX exclusive" to your Indiana Jones game ! Go for console, check the cvars, learn a bit about IDtech, apply and enjoy !

Did you get it to work?

[SHREDDER]

i have RX 6700XTs ince 2021 and iplay all games with max graphics and max ray tracing with FSR at 60 ps. You need to enable fsr to run the games maxed 4k or 1440p 60 fps(max graphics and max ray tracing) on all rx 6000 rx 7000 and even the high end rtx 4000 ♥♥♥♥ 4090 and 4080 needs fsr for max graphics and max ray tracing at 60 fps

[Molesworth.Houghton]

I use a RX 6750XT and choosed high preset on 1080p. No performance issues so far. The game runs perfectly at the moment. But i haven't seen any special Raytracing settings inside the game menu.

[TKessel]

Originally posted by stardust:

Originally posted by CzK666:

Thanks for nothing. Dont tell me it wont work, while Nvidia cards are struggling because they have not enough vram.

FULL RT won't work on AMD low level GPUs

Ah still someone who thinks Nvidia invented RT. No, they neither invented it or they do have an exclusive on it. Pure marketing, but it works.