Here's How Assassin's Creed Odyssey Looks with ReShade Based Ray Tracing

The latest game to exist tested with Pascal Gilcher's ReShade based ray tracing mod is Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Odyssey, launched in October 2018.

The game is already quite taxing by itself on PC hardware and the improver of ray tracing, fifty-fifty in this limited screen-infinite-simply rendition, certainly doesn't aid in that regard. However, it also makes the game look unquestionably ameliorate cheers to the vastly improved indirect lighting and ambient occlusion.

Do annotation that this video was recorded on a PC powered by an i7 6700K CPU and GeForce GTX 1080Ti GPU, as the author Untamed Beast confirmed on Reddit. A better CPU and GPU combination could very well make Assassinator'due south Creed Odyssey playable with ray tracing.

I'd put the results of this ReShade screen space ray tracing test in between Grand Theft Auto 5 (currently the best comeback) and The Witcher 3 (which comes with highs and lows). Equally a reminder, this isn't full-blown ray tracing but rather more like a glimpse of the kind of improvements that this rendering technique tin bring to the table.

As the ReShade modern is still in Alpha testing, we tin can expect diverse improvements by the time it'll be available publicly, including some related to its performance. If y'all really can't wait, though, pledging support to Pascal Gilcher'due south Patreon at the 'Book' support ($20 or more per month) will allow you firsthand access amongst other perks.

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