Ray tracing and path tracing are two major technologies shaping modern gaming graphics and graphics rendering in 2026. In this graphics comparison, both techniques improve lighting, reflections, and ...

Your full Forza Horizon 6 PC performance and settings guide, based on hours of testing across loads of hardware ...

Ray tracing made its way into gaming in 2018 with the launch of Nvidia's RTX 20-series graphics cards. At that time, the company made it seem revolutionary and promised a massive leap in visual ...

TL;DR: AMD's upcoming UDNA GPU architecture, potentially named UDNA 5, promises significant ray tracing performance improvements targeting both PC gaming and Sony's next-generation PlayStation 6 ...

The reflections are nice, but the RTGI is poor.

Forza Horizon 6 finally takes the series to Japan, a setting fans have long requested. With its biggest map yet, denser city ...

In context: Alan Wake 2's use of path tracing is arguably its leading technological achievement, but so far, the feature has only attained playable framerates on Nvidia graphics cards. AMD's next ...

TL;DR: Sony's PlayStation 6, powered by AMD's RDNA 5 GPU cores, promises groundbreaking 4K 120FPS gaming with ray tracing performance rivaling NVIDIA's RTX 5080 and approaching RTX 5090. Launching ...

Gaming graphics have been on a constant improvement trajectory since the early days, with new technologies leveling up the experience. Ray tracing has been one such focus that brings gorgeous lighting ...

There's no denying the visual splendor of ray traced effects, but performance has always been a major barrier to entry. That's why a new Unreal Engine 5 update is cause for some serious excitement, as ...

New leaks suggest ray tracing on the PS6 could be 6x–12x stronger than the PS5, with massive RAM upgrades and better power efficiency in the mix. Based on recent rumors from Moore’s Law is Dead on ...

EA has set a line for Battlefield 6 that may hint at their future plans for the franchise. Ripple Effect Studio Technical Director Christian Buhl said this in an interview with Comic Book: No, we are ...