Nvidia's Quake II RTX will be available on Steam
Don't worry, it's will be free.
Published: 3rd June 2019 | Source: Steam |
Nvidia's Quake II RTX will be available on Steam
Owners of Quake II on Steam will gain access to the remainder of the game, as well as its Multiplayer mode in Quake II RTX, with Steam handling the installation procedure. In short, by releasing Quake II RTX on Steam, Nvidia has allowed the installation process of the game to be incredibly user-friendly, which is great news for PC gamers.
Below is a brief description of Nvidia's Quake II RTX, which has been created by Nvidia's Lightspeed Studios, who built upon the work of Christoph Schied and the team at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, who created Q2VKPT (Quake II Vulkan Path Tracing). Nvidia's Quake II RTX requires Nvidia RTX hardware to run, with the company listing an RTX 2060 as the game's minimum GPU requirement.
Below are Quake II RTX's PC system requirements.
MINIMUM:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 7 64-bit or Ubuntu 16.04.6 and newer
Processor: Intel i3-3220 or AMD Equivalent
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA RTX 2060 or higher
Storage: 2 GB available space
Additional Notes: Vulkan
About Quake II RTX
Quake II RTX builds on the work of Christoph Schied and the team at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, who added ray tracing to Quake II to create Q2VKPT (in turn building upon the Q2PRO code base). NVIDIA has introduced new path-traced visual effects, has improved texturing, and has made dozens of other changes and improvements, resulting in an experience that rivals games created today, and pushes your RTX hardware to the limit.
Buy Quake II
Purchase the game to access all levels as well as multiplayer support.
Quake II RTX's Steam page here.
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Originally Posted by AlienALX
Forgive me for not being about much..
Will this run well on Pascal? specifically the Titan XP? or is that unknown atm? |
It is likely that this will only work on Nvidia's RTX hardware.Quote
When the highlight of your new GPU release is a 20 year old game lol. As much as I think this is really cool it's kinda pathetic if you think about it.Quote
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Originally Posted by AlienALX
lol well that sucks.
When the highlight of your new GPU release is a 20 year old game lol. As much as I think this is really cool it's kinda pathetic if you think about it. |
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Originally Posted by looz
In what sense is it *the* highlight though?
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Will this run well on Pascal? specifically the Titan XP? or is that unknown atm?Quote