NEON NOIR: Real-Time Ray Traced Reflections - Achieved With CRYENGINE
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Technology Reveal: Real-Time Ray Traced Reflections achieved with CRYENGINE.
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All scenes are rendered in real-time in-editor on an AMD Vega 56 GPU. Reflections are achieved with the new experimental ray tracing feature in CRYENGINE 5 - no SSR.
Neon Noir was developed on a bespoke version of CRYENGINE 5.5., and the experimental ray tracing feature based on CRYENGINE’s Total Illumination used to create the demo is both API and hardware agnostic, enabling ray tracing to run on most mainstream, contemporary AMD and NVIDIA GPUs. However, the future integration of this new CRYENGINE technology will be optimized to benefit from performance enhancements delivered by the latest generation of graphics cards and supported APIs like Vulkan and DX12.
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Mine is here ruclips.net/video/pBYwhbwE9_E/видео.html
hello i just wanna ask, is it allowed to use it for game projects? and upload it as videogame (not only the benchmark, with own work of other maps too)
"can it run crysis?" just became "can it raytrace Crysis?"
@J.I.G Original Crysis was a PC title. They can set the new build-crusher benchmark yet again.
J.I.G I hope a new Crysis is in the making.
@J.I.G Crysis was a PC title first, so it makes sense
Lol
They "hearted" your comment...... couldn't be...?
Nvidia: Real time ray tracing only works on RTX cards/
Crytek: Hold my nano-suit.
Underrated comment
ya BUT the video card they used here is going for $300,,,how many can afford that, reasonably ? Thats alot for the average consumer .
Question is, could say my card, admittedly lowly showing age but still rocks is GTX 950, will it be enough , or is this just more of the same with nvidia's coaxing of consumers spending hundreds for the privilege .
@@IamNeighborlee well that sounds like a month worth of paycheck, that is, unless you're unemployed
@@IamNeighborlee
Of course your card won't pull out as many frames per second as a 300 bucks card would. The main point here is that even your card can do real time ray-tracing, thanks to 3D engines like this one.
@@IamNeighborlee Any GTX 1060 and up card now can do Ray-tracing.
Great way to kick off GDC weekend with Ray Tracing on AMD GPU's
Glad to see Crytek making greater steps forward regarding their engine. UE4 and Unity are great but no engines produces better pictures straight from the beginning. It's not necessary to fake stuff with CryEngine, that's always the engines biggest benefit.
no RTX needed! yasssss!!!!!!
Glorius.......
Hardware and API independent.
This is crazy considering a developer even bothered. Reminds me of G-SYNC vs Freesync.
*Achieved with CRYENGINE*
-Ohhh Nostalgia Kicks me hard for this one...
It's missing something. "Achieved with CryEngine 3"
And the dark toned OST has a Hans Zimmer-ish style and reminds me of Crysis 2 *_oof_*
time for a new Crysis game!
Yup, we need Ray-Traced or Path-Traced Crysis 4 to show that every GPU can run Crysis :D
seventeendegree raytraced Crysis to cripple all our PCs in 16k!
YES! Let's just remaster the original!
I want full element control, full destruction, BRING MY SYSTEM TO ITS KNEES!!
But no proprietary stuff or vendor lock-in.. it should run on anything... just be a real challenge. 1080p 30FPS in a 2080ti or Radeon VII when maxed out!
Use the CPU properly, though...
MAXIMUM RAYTRACING.
exactly my thought as-well! i miss the franchise for some reason
Like always: True innovation comes only on CryEngine.
And I want to point out, that this is not just a win for AMD users, it's a win for all non-RTX users!
Also a Win for RTX Users. Finally higher FPS, better Graphics and cooler GPUs than with RTX ON
A rtx can play this demo at full 4k with maximum ray trace resolution and still have more fps than any AMD cards run this at half 1440p and low ray trace resolution, confirmed by crytek themselves, that's a lose, not a win
@@longvo8800 nah, its still a win - at least it works at all, vs what we were told by nvidia a while back that only rtx cards can do raytracing at all
@@longvo8800 i guess no. You should understand cyrengine deeply. It is a different engine other than unreal, unity and other engines. It does not care about fps. You will spend a lot for a little additional fps with that rtx. RTX is a scam in gaming technology.
@@twitchie9116 You are wrong about RTX. The ultimate goal for real time graphics is rendering scenes with path tracing in real time. However, it is too hard for current video cards to handle. So partially enabling pixel shader to trigger ray tracing process is a way closer to fully ray tracing. You cannot do that with HLSL or even optimize a lot on API level, you need hardware acceleration. RTX cards have raytracing cores integrated with BVH and triangle test algorithm which work faster than universal shading unit.
It's great that kind of results could be achieved without dedicated hardware such as RT Cores in RTX cards.
Rt cores you mean!
@@alexanderbattaglia6048 PBcores, shortened from Proprietary Bulls*it cores!
@@alexanderbattaglia6048 Yes, my mistake. Fixed it now.
@@ivey77426 >hardware acceleration is proprietary
no shit lmao. every gpu architecture is
@@ivey77426 every relevant piece of hardware on the market is proprietary, dx12 is proprietary, games in general are proprietary, what are you trying to say lmao?
Proper real time ray tracing without requiring specialized hardware, way to go CryTek.
Maximum Ray Tracing (Nanosuit voice)
Lol well played
lol
not so maximum with hexagonal low poly empty shells in reflection.
“It just works” - Lisa Su (CEO AMD)
😅🤣😂
Todd wants his atoms back
🤣🤣🤣
It actually does unlike bethesda
For the unwise shills in the comment section. OP was referencing a Nvidia CEO because of the irony when he was advertising his Ray Tracing technique which is only limited to Nvidia GPUs and saying that "It just works."
RTX off...
eyyy fancy seeing you here buddy
Hell yeah RTX off
AdoredTV make a video on this??
Did you know? be honest. :)
Love ur videos man
Go Crytek!!! Make Crysis great again.
The KING of graphics has finally returned
Queue up the Lion King music
@@kennethwise2 meh, I was thinking *Lord of the Rings.* 👍
@@Kridian01 no no no, its Toy Story
You do realize the Vega RX 56 is around the performance level of a 1070 Ti. Which means cards more powerful than the Vega RX 56 will perform better with this tech demo, as this showcase isn't specifically locked to any hardware for better performance. What this tech demo showcase is it's better implementation of ray-trace reflection as far as performance goes over Nvidia's RTX implementations. However, this is just a static fly by scene. Real world performance on an actual playable product may not see this well of a gain.
@Transistor Jump lmao so much cinematics and post process efects
"ACHIEVED WITH CRY ENGINE 3"
man, I miss those glorious intro
THIS IS TRULY AMAZING!!!!!!!!
Unreal Engine 4 needs RTX video card in order to achieve ray-tracing. CryEngine made ray-tracing without RTX video card. Seriously CryEngine is one of the best game engine out there. In my opinion. Its very bad and sad that many people are not using this amazing engine. Most people using unreal engine and unity. Just because how easy it is to use those. I want CryEngine to grow up more and to have many cool tutorials for beginner, intermediate and advanced users. So that many people will also move onto CryEngine. Compared to unreal engine and unity! CryEngine is very hard to use as a beginner but the more cool tutorials there will be about cryengine for beginners! The more easily people will learn and start to use this engine. I really want CryEngine to be used by industry. Also I really want CryEngine to be used for enterprise. I hope this will be possible one day.
Cheers Crytek!!!!
Edit: If anyone wants to know where is this amazing music from! Its right here ruclips.net/video/TNc_qNcgZ7k/видео.html :)
CE was always a top-notch engine. Like you've said the problem is with the learning course. I loved CE, used it for several years as a hobbyst, but it was just pathetic how hard some things were that are really easy in UE. There were zero "from start to finish" tutorials that were up to date, and important parts of the engine changed quiet often so even if you learned something the hard way you've had to start again. In the last few years they recognised the problem and started to fix it but they are way behind UE now in this regards. It will be really hard to close the gap between them if its even possible.
@@patrikb1613 thanks for your feedback! We have a dedicated Learning Manager now and release tutorials on a regular basis. We would also recommend to join our forums on our website and our Discord server if you are looking for advice and help or are willing to help others learning the engine: discord.gg/cryengine
I just had to reply because I always thought thought you guys at Crytek were amazing. Pushing the boundaries of what is possible on hardware and forward thinking. I got Crysis as soon as it released and even though I wasn't able to get it to max settings right away I always saw the potential in what we created. You guys IMO pushed the envelope and we have you to thank as one of the developers, if not THE developer who took graphics to a much higher level than it was previously and made others follow suit. I understand the accommodations you made going into Crysis 2 and why those decisions were made, but then you tried correcting it with Crysis 3.
The games may not have the best story, but they are incredibly engaging and keep you in awe as you play them appreciating how a game could look.
Forward to now and I still can't believe how a 2007 game can look when yo view everything else that was out at the time.
This video is another example of the great minds at Crysis showing what IS possible and it looks like it'll being graphics to another new height.
You even were looking at comments on RUclips from the video, commented that you were indeed looking at and correcting a past instance where there was a hurdle for more people developing on your engine. This shows me you learn from past mistakes/opportunities and are committed to improving areas which may be lacking or could use attention towards.
From a fan that's been there since FarCry and has bought every Crysis game (1, Warhead, 2, 3) I look forward to what's next and thank you guys for what you do.
Can't wait to see another groundbreaker!
Unreal Engine has always been in bed with Nvidia from day one.. so no surprise..
I have a game I am certain will break standard gaming conventions and be huge. I will try out CryEngine and see if it agrees with me to get my idea rolling.
It just works, even without RTX
Ya BUT, the price tag will shock many #$300, or do we know how far down you can go in the elite stance of video card rankings ? ;)_
@@IamNeighborlee Only $300? That's cheap for Ray tracing capabilities.
At 15fps, with RTX it's 90fps+
@@longvo8800 what is at 15 fps? this video was done using a Vega 56 GPU. You cannot expect mile-high frames on a GCN GPU for sure.
API and Hardware agnostic, this is a great feet of engineering!
Feat
No you just listen to Nvidia to much
mmmmm feet
This is actually a great leg of engineering
Ya but how much money are hundreds of us going to have to spend? THis video was done with a $300 card, right ?
Whaaat?! xD on a Vega 56... ok... this confirms that next gen consoles will also have some level of Ray Tracing and that it’s a feature that won’t die as some people thought at the beginning...
@Rich of Cucumber Eater USA as much i want 10-12 TFlops 4k 60 ps5, i think its not gonna be faster than vega 56, unless they are targeting ps3 like pricing, technically we should be at 20TFlops by now but gpu technology has really slowed down..
Check out Radeon Rays.
Raytracing has always been the future. It's just that people are sick of Nvidia's bullshit.
I doubt next gen consoles would even be at the lvl of 1070.
@@dzhindzholia375 What the hell are you talking about? The Xbox 1 X is a 6Gflop console while the 1070 can do 6.4Gflops at stock clocks... next gen consoles will come at a 1080Ti perf minimum, that is a 11.3 Gflop card, anything below and it is pointless... probably 2020 sept-okt release. There are rumors stating 12-14Gflops based on the clocks they will be able to achieve by then meaning at least twice the raw compute of the 1070...
Thank you, Crytek, for calling Nvidia's bluff.
What bluff? It's still a legit way to do ray-tracing... In the future.
@@jojolafrite90 While "Bluff' might sound a bit harsh, it was (& is) definitely business propaganda for Nvidia (& I ain't no AMD fanboy) with RTX. Crytek shows that it just hasn't been quite done yet with DX11.
@@sherlockholmes7630 crytek shown that polish programmers will always find a way, brute force won't get nvidia anywhere...
Can we download this demo and see it for ourselves?
Seriously doubt it.
I really hope they plan on. This looks beautiful. Bonus if we can even have a manual camera to flyby the scene.
@@lisan_al-ghaib could be a benchmark bro
Cry dev on Twitter: "You will be able to do that in the future. This feature will be added to the CRYENGINE release roadmap in 2019 :)"
It'll be on github before the year is up, and you'll be able to play with it yourself.
We the people want this demo
PROPHET : "Maximum Ray-Tracing"
Marketing Ray-Tracing 😂
I Like!
X D !!
Not only does it look amazing but it's also at playable frame rate. That nvidia demo had such bad frame rate inside of such a limited scene (the elevator), and here we have a CITY FULL of mirrors, windows, lighting and reflections _everywhere_ , and on a Vega 56 of all things. Well done, Crytek. Well done! \o/
Yes, but the elevator demo had iirc multiple levels of reflections in reflections. That was the performance killer. As far as I can see this doesn't. The bottleneck here is not having a "whole city", though that does give the impression that they have a better solution.
either way they were showing it on a 2080TI, making out it was the only thign that could do it. a 2080ti is aminimum of £1300 here, while the vega 56 is £300 and comes with 3 games @@jc_dogen. Reflecitons bla bla nvidia stuff was all smoke an dmirrors and I say this as someone who has only bought Nvidia cards for the last 12 years. The metro video was funny too, where they disabled AO on the non rtx version to make the rtx comparison look better.
??? It does not show a fps counter nor was this demo in 60 fps.
Unlikely that this rendered far above 30 fps considering the cost of raytracing.
@@MLWJ1993 Vega56 rendering that at 4K@30 with ray tracing? Still sounds unreal. Especially since ray tracing is very memory intensive, each bounce needs to read and then update a texture buffer. Vega 64 would have been a better choice because of 150Mhz more on memory (18% more memory bandwidth). We are talking about less than RTX 2060 price, while the RTX2060 can't run 4K > 30 with RTX ON.
And it's not running at 15fps like RTX demos!
30 fps
Well, it runs FHD@30fps on Vega 56, sooo... Pretty crappy performance unless they take advantage of RT cores :)
30 actually
@@HeavenSevenWorld Quake 2 rtx demo runs about 50-80fps on FHD and Vega 56 is 1/4 price of 2080ti.
@@rewind841821 4k actualy
I was waiting for my girl to say "Achieved with CryEngine." Had to wait till the end of the video :).
Runs on mainstream GPUs, subversion nicely done! :)
Imagine Crytek making Nvidia's new RTX cards obsolete so soon. xD
Classic German Engeneering. :P
since the titan V can raytrace reasonably well it was clear that "rt cores" seem to be unreal.
Crytek will become obsolete soon.
it would be only better if anything lol
RTX still has hardware acceleration for ray intersection testing. If this runs smoothly on vega 56, that doesn't mean it wouldn't run faster on an RTX card. Performance numbers for this would be interesting.
BF5: Look at our pretty reflections, using the most expensive cards ever.
Crytek: Hold ma beer
Guys from Crytek are innovators. Standing ovation
Make new interface in cryengine + easy models/assets import and people will be using your engine.
Import of FBX Files is being constantly worked on! Please just have a little patience & faith! ♥ 2019/20 will be amazing for CRYENGINE.
interface is awesome but character and asset imports are terrible hard
@@weirdscienceentropy you from crytek? 20march or 2020year ?)
As usual, Crytek is pushing technology further. Great job!
I CAN'T WAIT!!!! Ray traced reflections are the holy grail IMHO of really pushing things with the largest impact right away. Shadows and global illumination are insanely taxing with minimal return on performance cost investment compared to current techniques in use today. We are at a point where we can fake variable penumbras and shadows, and even semi-baked GI is sufficient while being practically free. Reflections on the other hand have NO satisfactory methods that give anywhere near the quality and grounding that you get from ray traced reflections. It's such an immediate boost to overall realism that it should be the obvious choice for realtime ray trace budgeting. No more cubemaps and no more stupid screen-space reflections! YES!
now imagine this + real-time GI since the hardware on say a RTX card can focus purely on real-time GI(and have crytech work their magic on that aswell)
Nope. Path tracing is.
@@satellite964 Yep. Pathtracing tends to have slightly better performance, and also deals with refraction better than raytracing.
A mix between parallax cubemap/planar reflections and real-time ray-tracing gonna make the game have consistent reflection apperance with good performance. Seriously parallax-corrected cubemap also being a holy grail to static enviromental reflections aswell
I completely disagree and am of the opposite opinion. Ray traced reflections add nothing to a scene whereas global illumination carries enormous return.
I hope your engine will get licensed more. It was well optimized and had great visuals in crysis 2-3 era
Check for graphics "Hunt Showdown". It's the newest game from Crytek.
Looks like it is a CGI video, but amazingly it is real time!
What? Does a computer rendered scene look like computer generated imagery?
Well it is CGI but in real time
Clearly real time. Prerendered animations have so much more light bounces to borrow colors from other objects.
nah its a hoax
Peter Chestnut
It's not but you are definitely an idiot.
King of graphics is back, with a PUNCH!
poooow
WOW, not need the NV rtx card, thanks!!!! Cryengine always makes the miracle for players.
probably dumb question but how mainstream AMD gpu can run real time ray tracing? they don't have rt core
Because real time ray tracing doesn't require special dedicated hardware. That was something NVidia said in order to sell the RTX line at a higher price.
Nvidia has left the chat. :D
L😂L
hahahaha
RTX cards re-branded to GTX
hahaha
LMAO
This imaginery world has the cleanest environment ever. No dust no smudges, just perfection WHOA !
So no need on buying a specially "ray-traceable card".
A good GPU helps, obviously, but yeah, it is hardware & API agnostic. :)
@@cryengine What about ray traced global illumination and ray traced lightsources/shadows? is it possible aswell?
+@@cryengine That's good.
But are you planing to support ray tracing acceleration with features like the RTX cores on Nvidia and future equivalent hardware on AMD?
Ps. I *really* apprechiate that you guys made it hardware and API agnostic, especially the later.
Hopefully I can see this in a linux game on Vulkan while running a open source AMD driver on a AMD GPU with time. ;-)
@@cryengine so will it benifits from RT cores on RTX cards once updated?
While it's impressive how fast they've managed to get this to run on the traditional pipeline, the hardware features Nvidia has implemented greatly accelerate raytracing with a hardware based acceleration structure and dedicate RT units.
It would be interesting to see how fast this would run if the team had it take full advantage of RTX hardware.
I love the cryengine's all software no magic hardware philosophy, since cryengine 1.0 on Farcry 1, the first true open world game ever with dynamic lighting and trees that grow branches back..
there is three aliens developers on this planet .
Zbursh Developers, Houdini Developers, and Crytek Developers
and blender developers lol
@@JBIGroup3D lol u right
You're forgetting wizards like John Carmack. I'm still amazed by Doom's faked 3D graphics.
@@JBIGroup3D this
I'm 3dsMax
How far we've come since the UE3.5 Samaritan demo: ruclips.net/video/RSXyztq_0uM/видео.html
I just had to reply because I always thought thought you guys at Crytek were amazing. Pushing the boundaries of what is possible on hardware and forward thinking. I got Crysis as soon as it released and even though I wasn't able to get it to max settings right away I always saw the potential in what we created. You guys IMO pushed the envelope and we have you to thank as one of the developers, if not THE developer who took graphics to a much higher level than it was previously and made others follow suit. I understand the accommodations you made going into Crysis 2 and why those decisions were made, but then you tried correcting it with Crysis 3.
The games may not have the best story, but they are incredibly engaging and keep you in awe as you play them appreciating how a game could look.
Forward to now and I still can't believe how a 2007 game can look when yo view everything else that was out at the time.
This video is another example of the great minds at Crysis showing what IS possible and it looks like it'll being graphics to another new height.
You even were looking at comments on RUclips from the video, commented that you were indeed looking at and correcting a past instance where there was a hurdle for more people developing on your engine. This shows me you learn from past mistakes/opportunities and are committed to improving areas which may be lacking or could use attention towards.
From a fan that's been there since FarCry and has bought every Crysis game (1, Warhead, 2, 3) I look forward to what's next and thank you guys for what you do. Can't wait to see what's next! (Hopefully Crysis 4)!
Warsaw Crysis looks like it was made in the future and came back to the past. I'd love to see that happen again and be incredibly hard to run again.
Crysis max settings was done so the game could still look decent in the years to come, if you look at some papers from GDC, they show how many samples and effects each preset has and no one was doing that at time.
I think the recommend settings to play the game back in 2007 was medium/high.
I remember, when it came out I believe that's when I had my 8800gts. Had to run it on medium settings, but even then looked incredible for the time.
CryTek / CryEngine partnering up with AMD?
i dont think they partnering with AMD...instead they just want to produce engine that can do real time ray tracing to any graphic card..they just want to revolutionize gaming industries without being selfish like Nvdia always do.
Confirms my decision to stick with CryEngine.
5 people disliked this video? Must be Unity employees.
@@TheThorMalleuson NoVideo staffs
@@TheThorMalleuson .... AKA nVidia.
@@eubikedude ngreedia
The best part is the disclaimer on the end! Awesome! :D
it's interesting how the nanosuit looks like now
This......is......awesome!
HUGE COMPLIMENT to the Wizards at Crytek. Wish them all the best.
Wow! This looks AMAZING!!! Very well done #Crytek #CryEngine5 #AMD #Radeon #Vega #RayTracing
Let's hope you didn't forget anybody with your #
This is not Twitter..
This is youtube, not Twitter
Great thanks to CryEngine Developers!
Oooo, I also have a Vega 56. Can I try this demo on my PC CryTek? Please?
+1 I'd like to see the performance on the 2 x V64 box under my desk too.
+1 running a V64 here
@@eubikedude 2 x V64? You monster.
+3 I want to try it on my RTX2080. Really. The Cry engine probably won't use the RT cores... Probably a good thing. Lol. Take that Nvidia. I got given this card with my new Pc. Would have been happy with a 1080ti. Same performance. Unless Nvidia ever make actual use of the RTX on the RTX..
@@shaunmatthews6656 They will support RTX when the technology will be actually integrated in their engine, read the description "However, the future integration of this new CRYENGINE technology will be optimized to benefit from performance enhancements delivered by the latest generation of graphics cards"
Innovation like this will push the industry forward, keep innovating Crytek, dont let yourself fall behind the others. Looks fantastic good job!
very, very impressive. beautiful demo, looking forward to benchmarking it! nice work Cryengine!
@Cryengine can we expect Raytraced global illumination, ambient occlussion and shadows as well or just reflections?
Goodbye RTX for 1200$. Welcome Vega 56 for 300$.
the thing is not much games are there with cryengine but I really appreciate the efforts done by crytek
@@vaishakm6 don't miss the bigger picture.. what this shows it that there* is no need for 'RTX Cards' - hence this can be done by others as well lets hope more developers follow suite and optimize for existing hardware.
I would expect more performance from RT cores though, but it is amazing to enable other graphic cards to do ray tracing
that's not what it shows at all.. All cards can do ray tracing even today - Rtx just comes with cores that does raytracing faster and better than shaders - so it does tb faster and better than cards without them. It's great that we get more ways to ray-trace and that most cards will be able to do it to some extent, but that does not take away the fact that dedicated hardware will be superior at it. We only see a small optimized scene running here, without input on how much effort goes into it, and it is only able to do the reflections at the given time - and how does it compare to the same scene optimized and running with rtx on? if it was just to do some coding and we suddenly had full fledged ray tracing on old hardware - well, then that would have happened years ago :) I'm eager to see how this progress as we get to see more, but to coin that RTX cores or other hardware built towards doing raytracing is "not needed" seem highly unlikely :)
ruclips.net/video/7FgnIVtvIyg/видео.html
Please make a new Crysis game. There's nothing like it. Next-gen consoles will be great to showcase cry engine prowess.
AMD RX vega 56 Wow, I thought it was Nvidia
Nope, it's a 280$ AMD GPU :).
I think NVIDIA cards can run it too though, Crytek has never actually favored a company over another
@@superior96 Where do you live? Here in Italy the Vega 56 is (Very unfortunately...) over 350€
heh yeah AMDs GPUs hardly get utalised in most games and game engines i knew the raytrace part was perfectly possable but seems cri engine did such a good job it can not just raytrace but simultaniusly render the game
@@superior96 vega 56 is $400 though
Keep up the good work cryengine team. We appreciate you pushing to the limits of what's possible.
I'm current working on a game using Unreal Engine 4 but I'm also learning Cryengine in my free time. I have to say Cryengine is doing an impressive job in term of AAA quality with high performance. I'm considering switch to Cryengine for my next projects. Keep up the good work Cryengine devs.
Is cry engine support mobile platform?
@@ayuobkhalid8244 Mobile support is coming to CRYENGINE, but we do not have a date yet. Stay tuned!
Let us know if we can help in any way. Did you join our Discord community yet? discord.gg/cryengine
@@cryengine Raytracing with cry-engine is possible on PS4 pro and Xbox One X or not
@CRYENGINE and pls some native ui support too
GG to the team for really advancing graphisme
RT in real time on a 300€ card that great
It just works.
Even though the scene isn't very big it's still amazing how it runs on Vega 56 in 4K 30FPS with this level of detailzation and lighting quality.
Good, now Crysis 4 when?
lol..
I want to see Crysis 1 ported to this
Ea owns the crysis name so yeah... They can only develop the game but have to partner with ea
these guys never stop impressing
looks gorgeous, remake crysis with those graphics XD
Too much vomiting bloom. Looks like from mid 2000's...
This is the greatest real time Ray traced demo I have ever seen
all of those people with rtx cards are contemplating their life choices lol
Wulframm Rolf I wish. no they'll be happy to know that they run it better than everyone else... presumably that'll be the case.
@@ArtisChronicles well of vega 56 runs this demo at 4k at 30fps, than like... what u need 2080ti for ? You could have bought quad sli r56 for the money LOL
@@HybOj Who wants to play at 30 fps? And this is a canned demo real, this is not the performance you'd see in a game where optimization is much harder.
I got around 75-90fps most of the time in Metro Exodus with ray tracing.
This tech could give me great performance with ray tracing.
Well at least CUDA is more widely supported :P
Why? This will still have some limitations, as there is not enough power for real RT, so its is just some kind of fake like cubemaps are today for faking reflections.
It seems that you just made the first step into enabling a future where real time ray tracing isn't something proprietary, so well done Crytek !
Man, this totally looks like the first part of the Westwood Blade Runner game :O... I take it this is using Radeon Rays? Is there a standalone Demo we can like run/float around in and check things out?
We will release more information about the demo and technology moving forward. Just keep your eyes peeled on our official channels and if you can't wait, join our forum and/or Discord channel to join the discussion there: discord.gg/cryengine
@@cryengine I could see this working well with CP2077 .... Hello CDPR, can you match or port? (and on AMD hardware too fo course)
@@eubikedude I just spat my coffee on my screen! I think you just made my day! CDPR bring it on!
Well CDPR use they own engine so probably not possible
BUT if crytek is open on the tech MAYBE we well see it
Very unlikely as they claim it's hardware/API agnostic and run on NVIDIA too
*Love you Crytek and your Cry Engine! Wish you great success and all the best!* 😍✌️👌
#killnvidiartx crytek is the best! Platform agnostic rt is gorgeous!
The true start of a new era! Well done, Crytek!
Too many cool things for my birthday!
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Happy birthday, Alexey. ;)
I'm late, but happy yesterday!
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The Tech, The Papers, The Promises😘
You amazing devs continue to impress. Keep moving forward!!!!
Way better then proprietary RTX. LOL!
Great. Now upload it so I can run it on my system!
TheBlackIdentity lol I'd use my 750 ti just to watch the slideshow
@@maratah It's not bs. Any gpu can run Ray-Tracing. The speed is the question. We could compare the Radeon VII to the 2080 and see how much the hardware acceleration matters on Turing.
@@maratah I'm leaving this comment just to show you that you are wrong in the future.
Stay tuned :-)
I haven't had much love for CryEngine because of lacking optimisation and being a memory hog, in the past. But this.. is just mind-blowing. Bravo!
once again, Crytek is pushing boundaries. Keep it up!
Nice move guys! Of course, we need performance tests to make conclusions, but the demo looks great!
As stated below: Crysis? We know it's a license/legal mess, but having seen the RE2 Remake, imagine what you guys could do with a Crysis Remake ❤️
Stop, my penis can only get so erect.
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Well this is a slap in the face to you know who. 😎
Nvidia: *making expensive cards*
Crytek: Allow us to introduce ourselfs
Wow that's a nice update of arccorp, great job cig !
Nvidia: 'Buy this 1400 dollar Rtx 2080ti that you absolutely need to be ready for raytracing!'
Crytek: 'Hold my beer.'
Advanced Micro Devices entered the chat.
Glad to see you's are doing this the right way available to all ;)
Hopefully you's are going with the Vulkan API
Keep up the great work :)
Imagine if Deus Ex was remastered with this glorious engine.
I would die for that.
Ladies and gentlemen, that is simply amazing. Wow.
Amd this is why from the start I thought the RTX was a scam. Not a scam in the full sense of the word, but some BS Nvidia thought would be nice to create.
Thanks to the talent of amazing people, GPUs are injected with the ability to do what the RTX lineup was created for via software. After all it's the software era right now, and this is what makes hardware do what initially seems close to impossible.
Nice video. Loved it.
This...This is actually impressive.
Most interested in how this will affect performance. Any way it's cool)
it affects less than RTX (even when the RTX cards have RT cores bla bla - this runs better ) thats for sure
That's why I love you guys. You bring us the best looking gaming experiences and technical innovations since the X-Isle Demo. Thank you! :)
THIS is what inovative graphics are about
I always took cryengine as a revolutionary engine, because that's the truth.
Biggest evidence that RTX cards are a total overpriced BS!!! Thanks Crytek :-)
I am impressed by what I have seen, it's amazing. Crytek, using their new engine CryEngine 5.5, has realised ray tracing in real-time! without RT-cores!, my congratulations to Crytek! Thanks to Crytek, I hope we will see photorealistic graphics in games soon.
P.S. Soundtrack from Crysis 2 - "Where is the Exit" and this is a very good soundtrack.
MAN I DIDN'T KNOW CRYENGINE IS FREE HOLY MOLY
The best thing about this demo, is the reflections to me look WAY better than the demo's Nvidia showed off... Seriously. The glass effects the reflection, giving it some blur and image distortion, which is how it works in real life. The ripples of the water in the puddle effect the image. Where as with Nvidia's demo's, its like you are looking directly at the object being reflected, instead of seeing it as a reflection. And just like in real life, the only pure reflection is from the mirrors. Just like real life. PROPER reflections, based on the object itself and its refraction quality. You can even see on the closeup of the bullet shells, the ground bumps actually effect the reflection. When I watched the battlefield demo, that wasn't a factor... it didn't distort correctly. Then you have the Metro Demo, where they seem to have fixed object reflection, but then you have the pixel-ation of the reflections...... where the reflection should be a straight line, but isntead its jagged like pure pixels, like an image without Anti-aliasing.... jagged SHIT. Which means they are giving reflections and shadows too much detail..... we don't need that much, its a fucking reflection! My other issue with ray tracing is indoors vs outdoors. For example, the metro demo when the windows are closing. As it gets darker, the game doesn't adjust like your eyes would in real life. It just stays super dark... this sucks! My eyes IRL will adjust when going from outside to inside or when closing blinds. I can still see. Worse are games that go pitch black at night. I dunno about most people, but I have been outside in the middle the night, as long as the moon is out, you can see without lights (when walking, obviously driving is a different issue due to interior lights causing a blinding effect on your eyes trying to properly adjust). So far, I prefer Crytek's ray tracing over what we've seen so far....
Holy shit it looks better than anything I seen using RTX
Now this is a ray-tracing demo. Reflective puddles, plenty of glass, highly glossy surfaces, the true strength of real time raytracing. Sure realistic lighting is nice, but is already pretty well faked without ray-tracing. Crisp clear reflections, and this much of it, that's something different. Looks awesome!
Wow is this going to be presented at GDC? Would love to have more details about that as well as performance