Although we're still working on a much more in-depth analysis of Metro Exodus, I'm already delivering some of our early screenshots, performance results, and analysis. Although there are still a number of bugs that 4A Games need to eliminate, we've spent the last few days looking for good benchmark sequences and playing the game as far as the time quota gave it. And in fact, Metro is the first game with support for Raytracing and DLSS on the first day, which of course increases expectations once again. Now you can add Metro Exodus to this (currently) manageable list. But developing games takes a lot of time and so far we've only seen a single title with optimizations for the RT cores (Battlefield V) and two with DLSS support (Battlefield V and Final Fantasy XV).
The launch also announced a long list of games that would support real-time ray tracing (RT), deep learning super sampling (DLSS) or both. RTX On? But i don't like it.įive long months have passed since Nvidia unveiled its Turing graphics architecture at the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti and 2080. But this first part says a lot and of course there are great pictures. Today's first look at performance focuses specifically on the impact of these two features, for the details with all the maps I intentionally took more time, because it's worth looking at twice. Metro Exodus is THE hotly anticipated game thanks to the support of Nvidia's ray tracing and DLSS features.
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