It's time for your daily delivery of HDR content on Gamersyde, with the single player campaign of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Because the following footage was also recorded on PC, Ray Tracing is also featured in today's videos, which obviously makes the game look pretty realistic despite a bunch of more disappointing environments.
Now that most big games have been released, we can finally catch up with the coverage we haven't had time to give you. We're still working on our comparative videos showcasing Ray Tracing in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, but until they're ready (which should take a few days at least), we can share a couple of videos recorded in the single player campaign with all graphics options maxed out and RTX activated. Contrary to what Nividia claimed, our RTX 2080 Ti does not guarantee a steady 60 fps frame rate in 4K, so we sometimes had to use resolution scaling down to 88/90% to achieve perfect smoothness. Showing Ray Tracing in Modern Warfare isn't that easy in motion as the game is really fast paced and it has "only" implemented RTX shadows and not reflections as in Control.
We plan on preparing some comparison videos of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare to showcase the benefit of Ray Tracing in the game but we have been very busy with our Death Stranding review these past 2 weeks, all we can offer now is a bunch of multiplayer videos recorded in 1440p with RTX on. Enjoy!
The Playstation 4 beta of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has been opened since early on. We offer you some videos of the two modes available. Inside, all the information on the different dates for the other systems.
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