I think dx12 but vulkan would be awesome I think.
In doom 2016 it brought the performance to a much higher level!
In doom 2016 it brought the performance to a much higher level!
they are going to be using Vulkan for the Stadia version.
Sorry for my ignorance in this regard, but was that confirmed somewhere?
DX12 usage was mentioned before in this thread https://www.tweaktown.com/news/73566/cyberpunk-2077-is-directx-12-exclusive-for-the-pc/index.html
Pretty bad news, but I don't think it's a fake.
For Stadia version they can't use anything but Vulkan - it's the requirement (see "Software Stack" section there):
https://stadia.dev/intl/en_us/about/
I wasn’t aware of Stadia’s Vulkan exclusivity. Thanks for the info
yes, I'm not that scared anymore for current gen consoles. Still scared, but a little less. Not my problem anymore though.Those are unexpectedly forgiving requirements! I bet those are aimed for 1080p and 30fps. I'd like to be wrong, though But I can't complain too much... for now.
Benchmarks will have the last word on actual performance.
Series X and PS5 are not that far apart hardware wise. I'd be more concerned about other things, like the future of Bethesda games on the PS platform if you're into Elder Scrolls, Fallout and DOOM etc.Just bought a PS5, I'll have it by November 23 with cyberpunk. Both from Amazon.
I'm getting a little scared about the recent rumors about ps5 performances compared to both SS and SX, though. Let's see how things evolve in the next 2 months.
Might actually sell it at day one for good earnings. Here it went soldout in less than 8 minutes. O.O
So CP2077 Stadia release is now confirmed on day one together with Windows and consoles. After going through all that trouble of making it work on Linux using Vulkan for Stadia, it should be now a small step to make a proper desktop Linux release CDPR!
Awesome news! I wonder if it supports Vulkan ray tracing
So can we hope for a Linux release too? I'd really like a Linux version because my PC with Windows is so slow.So CP2077 Stadia release is now confirmed on day one together with Windows and consoles. After going through all that trouble of making it work on Linux using Vulkan for Stadia, it should be now a small step to make a proper desktop Linux release CDPR!
So can we hope for a Linux release too? I'd really like a Linux version because my PC with Windows is so slow.