RTX 20-series with Portal RTX

[Mattking30201]

Would an Rtx 2070 be able to run it at 1080p 60fps or is it even able to as they dont list it on the system requirements

[Mr. No_Effs_Given]

10fps with DLSS.
But seriously now, the only way to know that is waiting for release and testing it yourself or watching some benchmarks.

[76561199317000436]

It ran with decent FPS (maybe 40 or something) on a GT 1030 equivalent

[Mr. No_Effs_Given]

Originally posted by Sly-Little-Fox:

It ran with decent FPS (maybe 40 or something) on a GT 1030 equivalent

What? OP is talking about the RTX version, not the vanilla one. GT 1030 will not even open the RTX version, lol.

[DonMcK]

I'm guessing that the ultimate aim of this is to take games that currently run at high fps on existing mid to high end hardware and show just how much performance is lost in the name of eye candy.

I suspect ray tracing will ultimately go the same way as PhysX.

[piton87]

Originally posted by Mattking30201:

Would an Rtx 2070 be able to run it at 1080p 60fps or is it even able to as they dont list it on the system requirements

30fps with dlss on high{not ultra). Check the system requirements carefully

[Kaptain KFC]

You will be fine. you may need to use the performance or balanced modes of dlss but youl be fine and realistically youl be using the quality mode anyway.. NVIDIA does alot of false marketing to try to make people buy the newest card. A 2070 at 1080p is perfect for everything. I had a 1080p monitor and a 2070 before upgrading recently.

[Yagoo]

2070 SUPER should be fine. Regular, don't think so.

[ARMOR_152]

It's hard to say, sometimes CPU and faster ram are needed for higher FPS ray tracing too, at least it's a free DLC so you can try it without needing to pay first.

[Ramones]

The minimum requirement is a RTX 3060 (pretty much on par with a 2070 +/- 5%)
And that's good for 30fps on HIGH settings (not even ultra) and DLSS ON

https://www.pcgamer.com/portal-with-rtx-needs-plenty-of-nvidia-gpu-power-but-what-about-amd-gamers/

[Slonopotam]

So I guess I can forget about it with my 2060:(

[TheOrangeBox]

As long as you don't run the RTX 4060 known for melting the power cables

[Mr. No_Effs_Given]

Originally posted by TheOrangeBox:

As long as you don't run the RTX 4060 known for melting the power cables

*4090. There's no 4060 yet.

[TheOrangeBox]

Originally posted by Mr. No_Effs_Given:

*4090. There's no 4060 yet.

Don't worry - it's frying a 4090 as well

[Setech]

Originally posted by DonMcK:

I'm guessing that the ultimate aim of this is to take games that currently run at high fps on existing mid to high end hardware and show just how much performance is lost in the name of eye candy.

I suspect ray tracing will ultimately go the same way as PhysX.

Considering PhysX is still being used by games, Metro Exodus being the latest I remember having it and I suspect they didn't tear it out of the upcoming Witcher 3 next gen either.

So.. you suspect it will become a permanent fixture in graphics?

[DonMcK]

Originally posted by Setech:

Originally posted by DonMcK:

I'm guessing that the ultimate aim of this is to take games that currently run at high fps on existing mid to high end hardware and show just how much performance is lost in the name of eye candy.

I suspect ray tracing will ultimately go the same way as PhysX.

Considering PhysX is still being used by games, Metro Exodus being the latest I remember having it and I suspect they didn't tear it out of the upcoming Witcher 3 next gen either.

So.. you suspect it will become a permanent fixture in graphics? :p2cube:

No, I expect that it's a feature that, along with Hairworks, people will turn off. Or, in the case of Metro Exodus, they will play the standard game and turn it off as well.