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1. #The ascent ray tracing greyed out install
2. #The ascent ray tracing greyed out drivers
3. #The ascent ray tracing greyed out update
4. #The ascent ray tracing greyed out manual

It just has no effect on performance anymore when using SSD. Running the OS on a SSD makes basically nothing slow down your PC.

#The ascent ray tracing greyed out install

I can also select fresh install too so no need to uninstall the old driver and then install the new one.Īs for "bloatware", it has no meaning anymore. Removes all that small hassle and replace it with two simple clicks. Now it tells me, there is a new version out, do you want too install it? Yes, I'd like that. Also this means I have to manually check the homepage IF a new driver is out.

#The ascent ray tracing greyed out drivers

Having installed drivers for the past 20 years I have no longer wish to go to Nvidia or AMD homepage, to find the driver section, select my OS, select the graphics card and then download the current up to date version. It only does that if you tell it to do it when pushing the optimize button.

#The ascent ray tracing greyed out manual

If you think using that bloatware is better than a manual driver only install, I got a bridge to sell ya. Besides, it's something you should do your self. I can enable raytracing ( i got an 2080ti) but the DLSS remains greyed out in the options. I already played and finished the game on the game pass version, and I thougth the team deserved the cash for the amazing product so i bought it here on steam so I could also enjoy it with ray tracing and DLSS. All it does is automatically set in game graphics settings it thinks are suitable for your hardware, and it often doesn't get it right. I cannot enable DLSS, and i don't know why. People actually think it "optimises" their game, it's quite funny. Geforce Experience doesn't do any harm and just makes it easier to install drivers. Originally posted by Zefar:Don't listen to this guy. You can find more information on DirectX Agility SDK and Windows 10 build numbers at the Microsoft DirectX Developer Blog: For Windows 10 Version 2004 and 20H2, the revision number should exceed or be equal to. If you use Windows 1909, the revision number should exceed or be equal to. Some specific revisions of Windows 10 1909, 2004 and 20H2, do not have the DirectX Agility SDK that is needed to run the game. Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered for PC uses the DirectX Agility SDK, which requires Window 10 version 1909 (Build 18363) or newer. This occurs on some specific Windows versions, that lack support for Shader Model 6.6. In rare cases, the ray-tracing options can be greyed out even if users have a compatible GPU. Ray-tracing options are greyed out in the menu when hardware or drivers are not compatible. Has anyone else had this issue on their 30xx series? The game itself seems to run fine, though I haven't done any benchmarking yet. I've yet to play it but its shiny puddles call to me.Originally posted by mrme90:I have an NVIDIA 3060 TI and the option to turn on ray-tracing is grayed-out in the graphics menu (I can't select it to turn it off/on) I have been able to run ray-tracing on other games like Cyberpunk 2077.

I don't really like ending normal news posts on RPS with questions, because it's a bit pandering, a bit internet-circa-2006 (admittedly the best internet), but I am genuinely curious if you're playing The Ascent and if so how you're finding it. There's plenty to find or earn, and I found particularly hard encounters much easier once I'd found a golden combination of Augs." So you can summon explosive micro-spiders that'll seek out nearby enemies, and a second later deliver a big stomp to send those enemies skyward shoot them in mid-air and they'll explode in an electro-static burst. "Just like guns, you can equip two Augments at a time. "In The Ascent, your body is a temple, but one of interchangeable parts and it's so fun to experiment with the game's offerings," he wrote.

#The ascent ray tracing greyed out update

As the patch notes explain, the update should also address issues affecting co-op players, including crashes, controller issues on menus, and weapon replication bugs, among many other fixes.Įd enjoyed The Ascent in his review, after overcoming what he felt was a slow start. At launch, DLSS and ray tracing was available on PC via Steam but was absent from the Xbox Game Pass version. It's a game where it might be worth caring about ray tracing, then.

It shines and glimmers, and its angled camera will pan to reveal gorgeous cybervistas. A good deal of the appeal of The Ascent is how pretty it is.