Resident Evil Requiem premieres on PC with Path Tracing and DLSS 4

The new release will bet on complete ray tracing and Multi Frame Generation.

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This week, Resident Evil Requiem arrives on PC with a significant technical deployment for those playing on GeForce RTX. NVIDIA has confirmed that the title will incorporate Path Tracing, as well as DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation and DLSS Ray Reconstruction, aiming to offer the most advanced version of the game on compatible computers.

On RTX equipment, players will be able to activate Path Tracing, a technique that allows rendering multiple shadows from different light sources, as well as complex reflections and refractions (for example, through glass) with a more natural and detailed result.

Resident Evil Requiem on PC: Advanced Lighting and More FPS with DLSS 4

Additionally, DLSS Ray Reconstruction improves the quality of ray tracing, while GeForce RTX Series 50 graphics can take advantage of DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation to multiply the frame rate, making it easier to play in high resolution with maximum settings.

NVIDIA is also keeping the promotional bundle with Resident Evil Requiem active until March 16th, which includes a Steam copy when purchasing certain GeForce RTX Series 50 GPUs or laptops with these graphics at participating retailers.

• Complete Path Tracing
  Advanced lighting with multiple light sources, more accurate shadows, and realistic reflections.

• Improved Reflections and Refractions
  Crystals, surfaces, and materials with more natural light behavior.

• DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation
  Multiplies FPS by generating additional frames using AI (especially on RTX Series 50).

• DLSS Ray Reconstruction
  Improves the visual quality of ray tracing by reducing noise and artifacts.

• Greater Stability at High Resolutions
  Better performance at 1440p and 4K with maximum graphics settings.

• Optimization Specific to RTX Series 50
  Takes advantage of the new Ray Tracing cores for greater efficiency.

• Optimized SSD and Loading on Modern PC
  Faster loading times and data streaming on current configurations.

With these technologies, the PC version of Resident Evil Requiem aims to become the technical reference for the new chapter in the saga.