Minecraft is better known for its innovative gameplay than its visuals. Since its release in 2011, the game has maintained its blocky and pixellated graphics. This surely helped players play the game ...
Minecraft has finally received the RTX Beta update and we’ve been test-driving it for some time and boy does it look good! The beta update is the result of a collaboration between Nvidia, Mojang and ...
Ray Tracing is a feature in Minecraft that when enabled amplifies the graphics of the game. It is developed by NVIDIA in order to increase lighting, shadows, and more in the game. However, not ...
It was seven months ago that NVIDIA announced it was working to give Minecraft a makeover, thanks to the ray tracing hardware acceleration hardware built into its GeForce RTX line of graphics cards.
The Minecraft RTX beta has begun and Mojang has revealed how players can join, and what won’t be available. For those who might have missed the big news, Mojang is testing a new version of Minecraft ...
If you've been waiting for Minecraft's RTX beta to arrive, then today is a big day for you. NVIDIA and Mojang have sent the Minecraft RTX beta live after announcing a launch date for it earlier in the ...
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. What you need to do depends on whether or not you're already in the Minecraft Windows 10 Beta. If you're not, here's what you need to do, as per the ...
Nvidia and Microsoft have finally announced a beta for Minecraft’s gorgeous RTX ray-tracing update. It will be available on Thursday, April 16. I had a chance to play the beta over the weekend.
You can check out two new RTX worlds in the game. The raytracing version of Minecraft is now officially out of beta. In a post on Nvidia's blog, Andrew Burnes from ...
Nvidia is aiming for 1080p/60fps in Minecraft RTX with an RTX 2060, says a spokesperson for the company. Minecraft is due an RTX update next year, at which point we'll see a plethora of ray-traced ...
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