Difference between revisions of "List of games that support ray tracing"
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{{++}}It is possible to use ray tracing with non supported games and non rt supporting gpus with external rt shader.It can be applied to older games, even games from 90's. This technique uses gpu power and calculates light reflection from every objects with same reflection percentage (on normal rt,every object has different percentage). This technique provide better graphics for older-non rt supporting games. For more information see [[Ray tracing on non-supported games]] | {{++}}It is possible to use ray tracing with non supported games and non rt supporting gpus with external rt shader.It can be applied to older games, even games from 90's. This technique uses gpu power and calculates light reflection from every objects with same reflection percentage (on normal rt,every object has different percentage). This technique provide better graphics for older-non rt supporting games. For more information see [[Ray tracing on non-supported games]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:34, 13 November 2021
- It is possible to use ray tracing with non supported games and non rt supporting gpus with external rt shader.It can be applied to older games, even games from 90's. This technique uses gpu power and calculates light reflection from every objects with same reflection percentage (on normal rt,every object has different percentage). This technique provide better graphics for older-non rt supporting games. For more information see Ray tracing on non-supported games
Native support | Limited native support | Always on | Requires manual fix | No native support |