INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Another year, another Call of Duty game, right? Well, if you're playing on PC, that's not necessarily true this time around
Warfare uses Nvidia's RTX technology to render ray traced shadows, which results in a more realistic presentation
your Call of Duty: Modern Warfare performance is going to tank
Luckily, here at TheIndianSubcontinent we have a ton of graphics cards at our disposal, so we can put Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
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tracing performanceNvidia claims that the GeForce RTX 2060 is strong enough to run Call of Duty: Modern Warfare at max settings, with ray
tracing enabled, while hitting 60fps at 1080p
We didn't have an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 on hand for testing, but we were able to get more than 60fps at 1440p with the RTX 2060 Super, a
number that jumped all the way up to 76fps at 1080p.As for how that would reflect back on the original 2060, in our testing of the RTX 2060
Super, it was about 21% faster than the original card
Even if that gap was the same in Modern Warfare, it would still see you breaking the 60fps barrier with all the settings turned up
2080 hold its own at this resolution
It hit an average of 45fps, compared to the 2080 Ti's 57.7
in a game like this, it still might not be worth it to enable ray tracing, at least in multiplayer
When we switch off ray tracing at 1440p on the RTX 2060 Super, we see framerates jump to 80-100fps, which is much more appropriate for a
traced effects in multiplayer games, but we probably won't see esports gamers adopt these effects until the next generation of graphics
credit: Future)What PC do you need for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare?Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's system requirements are actually pretty
reasonable for a blockbuster game in 2019
practically ancient by today's standards.However, if you want to turn all the settings up (including ray tracing), you're going to need
2GBHDD: 175GBDirectX: 12Recommended:OS: Windows 10CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K / AMD Ryzen 5 1600XRAM: 12GBGraphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 /
will actually eat through some RAM, though in our experience it peaked at 9.5GB, rather than the 16GB that most games recommend
based on that, we went ahead and created a recommended spec sheet of our own
hitting framerates that won't see you fall behind in multiplayer gameplay
We even went ahead and included our exclusive price comparison tool for each of these components down below, so you can make sure you get a
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