DOOM Showcase - 60FPS Gameplay Powered By Vulkan API & GeForce Titan X

With a GeForce GTX 1080, DOOM was shown running at a frame rate of 200FPS, signifying what the globe'south fastest GPU can bring to the table in terms of raw performance in combination with the Vulkan API. Unfortunately, it seems similar id Software misplaced their GeForce GTX 1080 at the issue, so we're stuck with direct feed footage captured on a GeForce Titan Ten.

id Software Executive Producer Marty Stratton had this to say about the results:

Thanks again to NVIDIA for allowing us to bear witness DOOM at their event in Austin on Sabbatum. We were thrilled with the response to the videos that some in the audition captured and posted, but we also know you'd like to meet high-res, total-screen gameplay.

The footage is six minutes long and its size is two.1GB; you can download information technology hither if you want to watch it in its total glory. Just to show you the importance of this gameplay video, this actually happens to be the world's get-go uncompressed direct feed footage from the GeForce GTX-powered, Vulkan-accelerated version of DOOM, and is running at full throttle with a 120 degree field of view. Stratton pointed out that with the game being played at 120 FOV, it delivers the best visual experience for the PC gamer.

For all those who are unfamiliar with Vulkan, it happens to be a new graphics API renderer with a simpler, thinner driver, but most chiefly, information technology has efficient CPU multi-threading capabilities. Similarly to DirectX 12, Vulkan has less latency and overhead, resulting in better performance.

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Additionally, Vulkan will also assistance developers to effectively avert CPU bottlenecks, which happen to exist one of the biggest contributors to functioning deposition. With a bottleneck gap significantly removed, less powerful hardware will potentially be able to rake more frames out of next-generation video game titles.

If you are going to exist the proud owner of a GeForce GTX 1080, so Vulkan-accelerated DOOM is going to run even faster, and will be capable of running smoothly at higher resolutions. The six-minute gameplay at 1080p is just a little taste of what you can expect from the lethal combination.

More updates from our side are going to be rolled out so stay tuned for those and subsequently witnessing the gameplay video, if you're excited to get your hands on the latest copy of DOOM for PC, then you might desire caput over to Steam correct abroad and offset preloading the game which ships tomorrow on all platforms.