Unreal Engine 5, [UE5 Developer Availability 2022-04-05]

[Remij]

Yea, the only reason worth mentioning that for a pre-rendered trailer is to build a bit of hype for the next Nvidia GPUs. It's almost certain they will have a partnership for this game. But by the time this game releases we'll be looking at 60 series release I bet lol.

 

[trinibwoy]

It’ll run real smooth on the 90 series by the time I get around to it. Can’t wait

 

[Dominik D]

or: using an unannounced GPU for marketing purposes to get those sweet sweet nv sponsorship bucks

And how do you think they got their hands on the GPU? Developers tenth their size get access to prototype GPUs but if anyone will have some sort of partnership with nv, it's gonna be CDP. But in general I think people are reading too much into this. Tons of trailers these days start with a disclaimer "rendered using engine X on GPU Y". It just so happens that this probably is run on RTX 50 series prototype but they can't call it that.

 

[DavidGraham]

CDPR said they are using a special custom UE5 engine, they are probably using some NVIDIA features in it as well, like the NVRTX branch.

 

[iroboto]

CDPR said they are using a special custom UE5 engine, they are probably using some NVIDIA features in it as well, like the NVRTX branch.

everyone's UE5 should be custom for a studio the size of CDPR. They have the skill sets to make the modifications to get the performance they need out of the engine. Smaller developers that are strictly looking to pump content will have a greater issue with that.

 

[Bludd]

And how do you think they got their hands on the GPU? Developers tenth their size get access to prototype GPUs but if anyone will have some sort of partnership with nv, it's gonna be CDP. But in general I think people are reading too much into this. Tons of trailers these days start with a disclaimer "rendered using engine X on GPU Y". It just so happens that this probably is run on RTX 50 series prototype but they can't call it that.

yeah exactly, so it makes total sense on the economic side even if it isnt "needed" on the technical side

 

[vjPiedPiper]

Hmm I'm not sure they would be going to far in terms of integrating Nv specific technologies, given, I assume, it has to run on current gen consoles?

 

[arandomguy]

Nvidia's technology integration would be about scaling past consoles. We already see this with Cyberpunk 2077 just from CDPR.

 

[IQandHDR]

Yeah, CyberPunk 2077 has the consoles as the bottom of performance and image quality and the using PC to see how high they can scale image quality.
I am hoping the next generation top GPU's will allow me to run at 4K with DLAA and PT in Cyberpunk 2077, because this generation tops out at 1440p with DLAA and PT if you want playable FPS.

 

[Cyan]

CDPR said they are using a special custom UE5 engine, they are probably using some NVIDIA features in it as well, like the NVRTX branch.

hope so. You can do many things with UE5, it's an impressive engine, versatility wise, but they pay a price for such versatility and the engine needs some serious fixes, imho.

You just look at the performance of certain games with other engines and how UE5 games are performing, even if they use less advanced techniques like Lumen or Nanite and you clearly see what happens when you try to do everything. This is something that affects typical jack of all trades engines like Unity, Godot, etc.

 

[Dominik D]

This is "everything looks like Gears of War" all over again. If you don't have the resources to customize enough things in UE to have a very distinct look, it stands to reason you wouldn't have resources to produce unique AAA quality engine from scratch.