It's not as dramatic or thorough as full-blown ray tracing is, but these features also scale across platforms to be accessible to as many players as possible.

Minecraft has supported ray tracing since an update in December 2020. We'll tell you how to turn it on with your NVIDIA RTX graphics card and where to use it.

NVIDIA's used its RTX Remix tools to completely re-make Valve's Portal with gorgeous ray-traced effects. We played through the game and ponder the results with no 'still alive' or 'cake' jokes.

How to turn on ray tracing on PC PC is the most popular Minecraft platform and where ray tracing is most common in games since it is generally too taxing for consoles to handle.

Minecraft rendered in real time with RTX-accelerated ray tracing, physically based materials and NVIDIA DLSS 2.0 can be seen in the new gameplay trailer and screenshots released by NVIDIA.

Deus Ex RTX Remix proves again that ray tracing is best on old games With the addition of sophisticated ray traced shadows and lighting, the 24 year old classic FPS is transformed by Nvidia RTX Remix.

Portal with RTX is an impressive new update for the original Portal that adds updated high-resolution textures and plenty of excellent ray tracing features to the 2007 classic.

The beta release is no longer available, but you can get full RTX ray tracing accelerated with DLSS in the official Windows 10 version of the game.

There's still no true next-gen Minecraft with major advancements like ray tracing, not for the PlayStation 5 and certainly not for the Xbox Series X|S.

Nvidia is using nostalgia and goodwill to market its latest GPUs. But RTX-washing betrays the original games' intentions, and it needs to stop.

The best example I saw of this so far is Cyberpunk 2077 running on an RTX 4090 with DLSS 3, which results in 4K gameplay at 120 fps with ray-tracing.

Nvidia's RTX Remix makes adding ray tracing to any old game incredibly easy. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A while back ...