Nvidia trailer reveals RTX tech for Wolfenstein: Youngblood
Ray-tracing and adaptive shading is coming to Machine Games' shooter, and there's even a bundle on offer for selected products.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood is coming our way on July 26, and while there are players looking to get into the action on PS4, Switch, and Xbox One, those on PC might be interested in Nvidia's most recent video on the game, revealing an enticing bundle for those who enjoy visually stunning experiences.
This bundle in question gives the game to those who purchase a qualifying GeForce RTX 20 Series graphics card, gaming desktop, or laptop. The video serves to announce that RTX technology will be coming to the shooter in the first place, allowing for real-time ray tracing, adaptive shading from Nvidia, and maximised performance.
More details on the offer can be found here. Are you tempted?
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