Lightspeed Studios and NVIDIA have announced that the Portal with RTX free DLC will be release on December 8th. It's only been announced with a Windows build, so for Linux you'll need to run it with Proton.
As a reminder: this is NVIDIA attempting to bring another little showcase example, like they did with Quake II RTX, although that one actually had a Native Linux build. It's free for owners of Portal with it adding in full ray tracing, new, hand-crafted hi-res physically based textures, and new, enhanced high-poly models. It also includes support for NVIDIA DLSS 3.
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This was made possible with their RTX Remix modding platform, that was announced back in September that makes use of DXVK to do a Vulkan conversion.
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It can be found on Steam.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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I'll probably have a little look at it, but with the given system requirements I highly doubt that a 2080 Ti can get playable framerates at 3440x1440.
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i have a 3070 so i am pretty sure it can handle it in 4k even if i got to turn on dlss
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I wish the "RTXOn" videos they put out would focus more on Raytracing then DLSS framerates. I don't care about DLSS framerates, I want Raytracing porn.
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mr-victory Nov 29, 2022
Quotethat makes use of DVXK to do a Vulkan conversion
Quoteonly been announced with a Windows buildWelp
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Vasya Sovari Nov 29, 2022
Amazing. Can't wait to replay this timeless classic when I grab a 7900XTX.
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DefaultX-od Nov 29, 2022
Looking at these system requirements, I'm wondering if I'll enable DLSS and also fsr hack, would that even be possible? Would I be able achieve 60fps?
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Mohandevir Nov 29, 2022
Latest I heard about it, DLSS 3 required an RTX 4000 series GPU... Does this DLC support previous versions of DLSS? If not, there is no hurry to publish a Linux version. RTX 4000 gpus are already a niche product, for the moment.
Edit: Personally, I'll wait for Valve to create it's own Raytracing build with a futur version of AMD FSR, approved for the Steam Deck it will have been designed for (Steam Deck 2? Steam Deck 3?). I feel absolutely no hype nor FOMO when it comes to raytracing. My wallet is most grateful.
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Edit: Personally, I'll wait for Valve to create it's own Raytracing build with a futur version of AMD FSR, approved for the Steam Deck it will have been designed for (Steam Deck 2? Steam Deck 3?). I feel absolutely no hype nor FOMO when it comes to raytracing. My wallet is most grateful.
Last edited by Mohandevir on 30 November 2022 at 1:21 am UTC
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mr-victory Nov 30, 2022
Quoting: vipor29i have a 3070 so i am pretty sure it can handle it in 4k even if i got to turn on dlssWish you good luck.
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Calling ray tracing RTX is misleading, unless they mean it's going to work with Nvidia only. RTX refers to Nvidia only hardware that implements ray tracing.
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Quoting: mr-victoryNot holding my breath about performance with a 3090 either if its showcasing DLSS 3, DLSS is a fudge as hardware requirements for that RT beyond the physical capabilities of the GPU at 100% scaling stil in all probability, Look at Cyberpunk with RTX 30XX at 4K without DLSS will Portal be same for 40XX?Quoting: vipor29i have a 3070 so i am pretty sure it can handle it in 4k even if i got to turn on dlssWish you good luck.
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