Elden Ring Ray Tracing update performance tested
If you want to know more about the latest patch rolled out to the open-world role-playing game Elden Ring. You'll be pleased to hear that the team at Digital Foundry wasted no time testing the Elden Ring Ray Tracing patch and its performance. Rolling out earlier this month, the patch has been made available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC. While the new feature doesn't add real-time reflections or graphical improvements in many situations, it does focus more on ambient occlusion and shadows. Watch the video below to learn more about what you can expect when you enable ray tracing.
"Elden Ring was recently upgraded to patch 1.09, bringing with it the introduction of hardware-accelerated ray tracing on all current-gen systems…except Xbox Series S. In this in-depth content, you'll see what exactly the difference is, how the PC version scales across multiple parameters - and most chilling of all, the performance achieved to engage RT compared to the rather minimal improvement in the presentation."
Watch this video on YouTube.
Source: Digital Foundry
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If you want to know more about the latest patch rolled out to the open-world role-playing game Elden Ring. You'll be pleased to hear that the team at Digital Foundry wasted no time testing the Elden Ring Ray Tracing patch and its performance. Rolling out earlier this month, the patch has been made available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC. While the new feature doesn't add real-time reflections or graphical improvements in many situations, it does focus more on ambient occlusion and shadows. Watch the video below to learn more about what you can expect when you enable ray tracing.
"Elden Ring was recently upgraded to patch 1.09, bringing with it the introduction of hardware-accelerated ray tracing on all current-gen systems…except Xbox Series S. In this in-depth content, you'll see what exactly the difference is, how the PC version scales across multiple parameters - and most chilling of all, the performance achieved to engage RT compared to the rather minimal improvement in the presentation."
Watch this video on YouTube.
Source: Digital Foundry
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