Nvidia has released a new Game Ready driver (581.15) today that’s optimized for the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Great Circle update that will introduce RTX Hair. It’s the first game to use spheres to improve Harrison Ford’s virtual hair instead of triangles. RTX Hair is designed to improve lighting and shadows, all while maintaining performance in the game and not taking up too much extra memory.
The 2560 x 720 Corsair Xeneon Edge also comes with a desktop stand, has a standard 1/4-inch thread mount, plus magnets in the back for sticking it to various metal surfaces. Unfortunately for gamers demanding more flash, the first run of the $249.99 touchscreen has already sold out.
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The cloud gaming service will launch in the country in November, Nvidia says.
Want to run your video card through the ray traced ringer? 3DMark has an “Extreme” version of its Solar Bay benchmark, available as a free update for paid Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android users. It’s decked out in specular reflections, uses new ray tracing techniques, and includes a stress test.
[Steam News]
