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ayush270295 Dec 12, 2024 @ 9:13pm
RTX doubt
I know it says RTX is required but will i be able to run this on GTX 1650 if i turn off the ray tracing?
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Originally posted by Monterossa:
Assuming there will be an option to turn off ray-tracing at all.

Who knows... they probably developed this game with ray-tracing as default, and by adding an option to turn it off... that means the devs will have to re-develop a whole new alternative lighting system just for the PC version and for the people with old GPUs. I don't think they're doing that.

And I can predict more games in the future will also force ray-tracing on because of this reason. It's a waste of time and budget to develop games with two lighting systems.

Better upgrade your GPUs. Think of it like when we leaped from DX9 to DX10/11. It's time to upgrade back then, just like now.
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Monterossa Dec 12, 2024 @ 9:18pm 
Assuming there will be an option to turn off ray-tracing at all.

Who knows... they probably developed this game with ray-tracing as default, and by adding an option to turn it off... that means the devs will have to re-develop a whole new alternative lighting system just for the PC version and for the people with old GPUs. I don't think they're doing that.

And I can predict more games in the future will also force ray-tracing on because of this reason. It's a waste of time and budget to develop games with two lighting systems.

Better upgrade your GPUs. Think of it like when we leaped from DX9 to DX10/11. It's time to upgrade back then, just like now.
Last edited by Monterossa; Dec 12, 2024 @ 9:19pm
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Dama Dec 12, 2024 @ 9:22pm 
there is no ray tracing, game is just demanding
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dlux Dec 12, 2024 @ 9:24pm 
This is just about general performance. The game is demanding and your GPU won't cut it. Upgrade or move along.
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Sibirski Plavac Dec 12, 2024 @ 10:14pm 
Bruh, even if it didnt require RTX your GPU is waaaay to weak for Rebirth.

This game has issues running smoothly on PS5 which has much better GPU than your bottom of barrel GTX 1650
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ayush270295 Dec 12, 2024 @ 10:42pm 
Thnx for the response guys, i guess its time to upgrade
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Arcade Gamer Dec 13, 2024 @ 2:14am 
I hope they at least let people open the game on older cards and see the performance for themselves, rather than locking them out entirely like Indiana Jones. This is also a UE4 game
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Sibirski Plavac Dec 13, 2024 @ 11:43am 
Originally posted by Arcade Gamer:
I hope they at least let people open the game on older cards and see the performance for themselves, rather than locking them out entirely like Indiana Jones. This is also a UE4 game

If it has only the RT lighting engine then no, you aint opening it on ancient hardware
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Arcade Gamer Dec 13, 2024 @ 3:26pm 
Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:
Originally posted by Arcade Gamer:
I hope they at least let people open the game on older cards and see the performance for themselves, rather than locking them out entirely like Indiana Jones. This is also a UE4 game

If it has only the RT lighting engine then no, you aint opening it on ancient hardware
Pretty sure Rebirth has no ray tracing on PS5, unless that's something they'll be adding to the PC version
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Mr blue Jan 8 @ 2:01am 
Originally posted by Arcade Gamer:
Originally posted by Sibirski Plavac:

If it has only the RT lighting engine then no, you aint opening it on ancient hardware
Pretty sure Rebirth has no ray tracing on PS5, unless that's something they'll be adding to the PC version

it could have it on the ps5 pro update but unlikely
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Narafian Jan 8 @ 9:15am 
Originally posted by Monterossa:
Assuming there will be an option to turn off ray-tracing at all.

Who knows... they probably developed this game with ray-tracing as default, and by adding an option to turn it off... that means the devs will have to re-develop a whole new alternative lighting system just for the PC version and for the people with old GPUs. I don't think they're doing that.

And I can predict more games in the future will also force ray-tracing on because of this reason. It's a waste of time and budget to develop games with two lighting systems.

Better upgrade your GPUs. Think of it like when we leaped from DX9 to DX10/11. It's time to upgrade back then, just like now.

It had no ray tracing on PS5, i think it's because the RTX series has DX12 and it's required to run the game.
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Vurado88 Jan 8 @ 6:41pm 
Originally posted by Dama:
there is no ray tracing, game is just demanding
No its just beyond horribly optimized, there are game much better looking and less demanding.
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Painkiller2077 Jan 8 @ 7:03pm 
Originally posted by Vurado88:
Originally posted by Dama:
there is no ray tracing, game is just demanding
No its just beyond horribly optimized, there are game much better looking and less demanding.
All the arm chair devs are out tonight I see
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Lightdral Jan 10 @ 1:15am 
There is definitely no RT on the features video, it still uses UE4.
Last edited by Lightdral; Jan 10 @ 1:16am
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Emerald Lance Jan 10 @ 1:41am 
Iirc, this game uses mesh shading, which requires RTX. There is no ray tracing.
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fire3element Jan 10 @ 2:44am 
Chill fellahs.
Hamaguchi said in an interview several weeks ago that they were aiming to make the game playable on less powerful hardware as well. Stated directly that they are aiming to be compatible with the Steam Deck.
Source: https://gamerant.com/final-fantasy-7-rebirth-game-awards-interview/

You can put your pitchforks down now.
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