Resident Evil Village: the game will support Ray Tracing, here are the details

Resident evil village it was shown for the first time in all its beauty on PC in a video released during the revelation event of the new one AMD RX 6700 XT GPU, officially announcing that the title will fully support the technology ray tracing. During the presentation, only a short clip of the ray tracing of the game in action was shown, but from this first glance that is offered to us the expectations are very high and we can expect to see some wonderful reflections on the floors and on the shiny and precious materials of the marvelous and Lady Dimitrescu's evocative home when the game is released, next 7 Maggio 2021.

At the moment there are few details on the technical specifications necessary to fully experience the new chapter of the famous survival horror series Capcom, but judging by those that at the time were simply recommended by AMD, it seems that the graphics quality is really high. The quality of the images shown seems decidedly better than what we have seen so far on the new home platform Sony, PlayStation 5. AMD is currently recommending its flagship RX 6800 XT to play with ray tracing enabled, along with a Ryzen 5 1600 CPU. As for gaming without ray tracing enabled, AMD is currently recommending a graphics card RX 5700 XT and the same Ryzen 5 1600 CPU.

Furthermore, it is currently unclear whether Resident Evil Village ray tracing support will also be available on Nvidia RTX cards, as Nvidia has yet to officially announce this information. Resident Evil Village is certainly one of the most anticipated video games of the year, and we remind you that its release is currently scheduled for next 7 May 2021 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC. Furthermore, the title was recently the protagonist of a leak that anticipates its alleged postponement due to some problems in development due to the restrictive measures used to slow down the spread of the pandemic currently underway.