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It was announced originally about this time last year.
Don't hold your breath.
It's an update to the latest version of Cry Engine, the minimum specs are changing ever so slightly.
You won't meet minimum specs with a 13 year old PC but a 12 year old you will.
Take that as you will on what difference the Engine is really going to improve.
Otherwise in a year we have not had so much of a single screenshot of the new Engine.
What would you want a screenshot of? The games engine doesn't dictate how the game looks. It's just a starter kit with base functionalities.
It's (hopefully) gonna streamline functions; like hit-detection, rubberbanding, disconnection issues, kill trading, and so on. The game might even look absolutely identical afterwards.
Showcasing the new map adding FSR any graphically changes it will improve. The AA now is absolutely terrible compared to Early Access.
Sure it runs better due to optimization but come on that was 6 years ago. Hardware has improved drastically.
In Early Access using a 1070 I had nice straight line fences at 1440, 70FPS
Now on a 3080 at 4K everything on Ultra I get 144FPS but jagged flashing fences, building roofs and telephone wires.
I have lighting to either High or Medium can't remember as that was the only one that seemed to cause a dip, but it was over 120 with it on Ultra but visually it didn't make much difference so I lowered it for that little bit of performance gain.
I'm using a i7 13700k and 64GB of DDR 5
Oh and my 3080 is the 12GB version not the standard 10GB version.
Possibly so. I don't think the CPU is really that much of a difference but stepping up to DDR5 though in things such as music editing I've noticed a big improvement.