You have had RT for "QUAKE 1" for years:
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thanks. It's been a while since I tried that but iirc that version didn't work for me 'cos you need an nVidia or AMD card for it to work. Quake 2 RTX didn't have that problem. I might give it a try again, but I don't think it's going to workYou have had RT for "QUAKE 1" for years:
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AFAIK is is running Vulkan, so perhaps Intel has gotten better driver support?
dunno if it's an issue with the drivers, it might be something else. I tried now again, automatically and manually following the instructions step by step, but it didn't work. When it's about to launch a black screen appears then it goes back to the .exe file directory, tries again, and then it goes back to the explorer.
I think it is due to the fact that the app looks for AMD and nVidia cards?
edit: found this possible solution!
[Intel Arc A770 16 GB] Game shows white screen then closes without error · Issue #35 · sultim-t/vkquake-rt
For me (rx 6600) it does show white screen than closes. No errors. Originally posted by @patientx in #2 (comment) Hi, this problem still persists with Intel ARC video cards. I have an A770 16GB. I'...
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thanks! It works now! At 4K the framerate is very good, I am kinda surprised. What it is taking me some time to adapt is that it's a bit too dark in some areas -like what you see in the N64 part of the video-.You have had RT for "QUAKE 1" for years:
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The result is mighty impressive.
Enjoy, I play it still...solid game even after all those years.
Reminds me that I have to clean up my games tomorrow
1000% agreed! Current RT is just ok, but it's also a joke. RT on, bam, the framerate plummets, but it only affects the shadows in a lot of games or minor effects. Let's be honest, there is a difference with RT on vs RT off but in most games is almost unnoticeable.Not even close. DLSS is good but it's not THAT good. The day we see full PT GPUs will be when they make a movie from it.Like I mentioned in the OP, there is no way we are even close to PTing all those elements of the rendering equation even at 1 FPS WITH DLSS.
From my point of view it depends on if consoles weret the primary target, it is no secret AMD's RT performance tanks FAST the more effects you add on.1000% agreed! Current RT is just ok, but it's also a joke. RT on, bam, the framerate plummets, but it only affects the shadows in a lot of games or minor effects. Let's be honest, there is a difference with RT on vs RT off but in most games is almost unnoticeable.
Yes, because I tend to unistall games I am no currently play8ng/tingering with
The F.E.A.R games and the newer Tombraider games are now gone from my drives.
I guess I need to get used to that I have 2 x NVME and 4 x SSD...and can spare the space
Sorry what is this uninstall thing you speak of
The benefit of having a 2.5 Gbit/s fiber at home...it is faster to download games than installing them
Steam does that on the fly, but they are still faster to download than install.You haven't seemed to realise that once you've downloaded them you still need to install them
I can see that it delegates the task to my e-cores though, so I do not feel it.