Alan Wake 2 becomes the first PC game to support NVIDIA RTX Mega Geometry

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Alan Wake 2 becomes the first PC game to support NVIDIA RTX Mega Geometry

With its latest PC update, Alan Wake 2 now supports NVIDIA's RTX Mega Geometry technology, making it the first game to do so.

Available on GeForce RTX graphics cards, this feature goes a long way to improve ray-tracing and graphics quality in general. It delivers more detailed shadows, textures and models thanks to up to 100 times more efficient triangle processing. Now, there's a preset in the game activating direct selection of ray-tracing in Ultra quality.

Last but not least, DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation is also on board, bringing a notable improvement in performance and even better, more refined graphics.

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