Cyberpunk 2077: No ray tracing with AMD Radeon graphics cards for the time being

Cyberpunk 2077: No ray tracing with AMD Radeon graphics cards for the time being
As CD Projekt Red has shown with a new video, the ray tracing effects in the upcoming action RPG Cyberpunk 2077 look very impressive. But for the time being you can only see these on Nvidia RTX graphics cards.

Radeon owners have to wait for ray tracing

Twitter asked whether the recently published, new system requirements for Cyberpunk 2077 (buy now € 58.19) also apply to the new AMD graphics cards. Because only Nvidia is listed in the table for ray tracing effects. Community manager Marcin Momot then stated that no ray tracing is planned for the new Radeon cards, at least for the release. However, the team would work with AMD to submit this feature as soon as possible.

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The community is already asking why ray tracing doesn't work on the new Radeon cards, because Cyberpunk 2077 supports the feature via DirectX 12, which AMD does too. Is there an exclusive time agreement with Nvidia? We'll find out how well Cyberpunk 2077 works with and without ray tracing when it is released on December 10th.

Source: Twitter

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