Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

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Wolf 6 Dec, 2024 @ 1:09am
If it helps, it does not work on a GTX 1080 TI
For those who would like to give it a try, it seems that (at the time of writing this) it doesn't work on an nVidia GTX 1080 TI, even with updated drivers.
Figured I'd save you the time for testing ^^
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hannibal_pjv 6 Dec, 2024 @ 1:16am 
It needs even weak raytrasing capasity so 2060 is the first Nvidia GPU that can play this game!
AMD 7600? Not remember when AMD did start making raytrasing GPUs.
But weak raytrasing, a lot of vram is the optimal choise for this game!
bruh 6 Dec, 2024 @ 1:35am 
1080TI does not support raytracing, the game is raytracing required
Mr.Fish 6 Dec, 2024 @ 1:41am 
Originally posted by hannibal_pjv:
Not remember when AMD did start making raytrasing GPUs.
AMD 5000 series



Originally posted by Wolf:
For those who would like to give it a try, it seems that (at the time of writing this) it doesn't work on an nVidia GTX 1080 TI, even with updated drivers.
Figured I'd save you the time for testing ^^

Why would it work on a 8 year old gpu when requirements state raytracing hardware required.

Learn to read, a $200 budget gpu runs this fine, put your smokey old gpu in the cupboard to show your grandkids.
Last edited by Mr.Fish; 6 Dec, 2024 @ 1:42am
Eeyk 6 Dec, 2024 @ 1:50am 
Originally posted by Mr.Fish:
Originally posted by hannibal_pjv:
Not remember when AMD did start making raytrasing GPUs.
AMD 5000 series



Originally posted by Wolf:
For those who would like to give it a try, it seems that (at the time of writing this) it doesn't work on an nVidia GTX 1080 TI, even with updated drivers.
Figured I'd save you the time for testing ^^

Why would it work on a 8 year old gpu when requirements state raytracing hardware required.

Learn to read, a $200 budget gpu runs this fine, put your smokey old gpu in the cupboard to show your grandkids.

Believe it or not but the GTX 1080 TI even it's 8 years old still have 60s fps on newest games on 1440p. it was a real beast.
Mr.Fish 6 Dec, 2024 @ 1:52am 
Originally posted by Eeyk:
Originally posted by Mr.Fish:
AMD 5000 series





Why would it work on a 8 year old gpu when requirements state raytracing hardware required.

Learn to read, a $200 budget gpu runs this fine, put your smokey old gpu in the cupboard to show your grandkids.

Believe it or not but the GTX 1080 TI even it's 8 years old still have 60s fps on newest games on 1440p. it was a real beast.
Was, yes, i do believe it but facts remain.

It's now equalled or beaten by budget cards whilst they can also do hardware raytracing, time to move on.
KayJay 6 Dec, 2024 @ 2:00am 
A 1080 Ti still outperforms a PS5 when RT isn't involved, its problem is that the card got released in a time where there were no tensor cores so any game that requires RT will not work.

When it comes to Raw power, the 1080 Ti even outshines a 2080 Super (!) in some games.

It was one of the best value GPUs of all time and it would still be competitive if there would be a way to add tensor cores. I moved on many years ago but will always remember that GPU fondly. You were getting performance from the far future when you got that GPU on release day.
We cannot say the same about the 40XX series.
Pedro ACE 6 Dec, 2024 @ 4:58pm 
Thanks for the confirmation!

It's still a great GPU, probably one of the best ever, but I'm probably going to upgrade in early 2025 and this game can wait till then.

Fun thing is, that it has been the GPU in my gaming PC during three CPU upgrades, one Intel and two AMD :steamhappy:
Nvidia was supposed to include a software fallback path for raytracing on GTX cards. Apparently it doesn't work, or isn't enabled. AMD does not provide one at all, but there supposedly is one for Linux. Not that it matters when this game barely runs on 8gb cards. The minimum spec for modern games is a 6700XT or 3060 12gb. Intel is releasing a new 12gb card better than a 4060 for $250. I would suggest anyone needing a new card for cheap to buy that, because it can handle raytracing and 1440p. It's not a 1080p card or compromised with unplayable raytracing.
-B.A.Frayd-™ 6 Dec, 2024 @ 6:37pm 
Originally posted by Wolf:
For those who would like to give it a try, it seems that (at the time of writing this) it doesn't work on an nVidia GTX 1080 TI, even with updated drivers.
Figured I'd save you the time for testing ^^
Obviously...
Why test at all? The system specs say it all...
DookieShooz 6 Dec, 2024 @ 7:50pm 
Originally posted by bruh:
1080TI does not support raytracing, the game is raytracing required
Technically it does, it's just rubbish.
crispy 6 Dec, 2024 @ 10:28pm 
Originally posted by bruh:
1080TI does not support raytracing, the game is raytracing required
i mean the game runs on xbox s. feels a bit like artificial limitation.
Per 6 Dec, 2024 @ 10:33pm 
The only game iam interested appears not run on my gpu.. thanks nvidia
Mav99 6 Dec, 2024 @ 10:34pm 
Originally posted by crispy:
i mean the game runs on xbox s. feels a bit like artificial limitation.
Xbox Series S supports ray tracing.
pariah 6 Dec, 2024 @ 10:35pm 
Anyone with a 1060-1080.... we do not care.
ChubbiChibbai 6 Dec, 2024 @ 11:02pm 
Originally posted by hannibal_pjv:
It needs even weak raytrasing capasity so 2060 is the first Nvidia GPU that can play this game!
AMD 7600? Not remember when AMD did start making raytrasing GPUs.
But weak raytrasing, a lot of vram is the optimal choise for this game!

Actually i had a 1080TI for years and it could play Control with raytracing albeit at a very low res with upscaling. But it could do it.
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