[The Exiled]

Intel has announced a “full PC partnership” with EA for Battlefield 6, with both companies working to optimise the game’s PC version. This will optimise the upcoming first-person shooter for Intel Core, Core Ultra, and Intel ARC devices. This includes Intel CPU, graphics cards, and PC handhelds. At launch, Battlefield 6 will support Intel’s XeSS 2 technology, adding Intel’s AI Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and Low Latency technologies to the game. Currently, it is unknown if the game will support XeSS 2.0 or XeSS 2.1 at launch. Intel XeSS 2.1 allows Intel’s XeSS features to be used with both Intel and non-Intel graphics cards. CPU-wise, Intel has worked to ensure that Battlefield 6 features “scheduler optimisation” to ensure that game processes are running on the “right threads at the right time”. These optimisations reportedly “ensure a smooth player experience.”

Dobro bude, ako se kasnije ne ispostavi da su ove najavljene Battlefield 6 optimizacije završile u stilu nVidia Unreal Engine NvRTX implementacija, tak da se što lakše i što brže, što veći broj razvojnih studija i naslova prebaci na najbolje tehnologije.

Developers chose NvRTX over the vendor-agnostic DirectX Raytracing implementation, effectively forcing Radeon 9000 owners to run sub-optimized code on their new GPUs. Developers likely chose NvRTX because nVidia markets its "RTX Branch of Unreal Engine" as an easy way to integrate advanced graphics technologies into games. NvRTX includes GeForce-exclusive features such as DLSS, DLAA, nVidia Image Scaling, and real-time denoisers, along with other AI-based enhancements.