Here though, in direct sunlight, SSBC is undeniably inaccurate, with a sizeable, unrealistic halo being rendered around a breaching charge.Īs the interactive comparisons and screenshots demonstrate, our HBAO+ Ambient Occlusion technique improves immensely upon the often-eye-pleasing SSBC technique. In some locations, the two implementations merely appear different, rather than right or wrong. Here, Screen Space Local Reflections are better defined, and on the left-most column are clearly visible because the reflective detail isn't being suppressed by SSBC's overly-intensive shadows.
HBAO+'s underlying advantages, detailed here, affect every effect. This degree of accuracy extends across every scene in every environment in Rainbow Six Siege.Įven something as simple as foliage is difficult to render and shadow accurately, and here HBAO+ correctly shadows the deeper layers that aren't illuminated.Īcross a wider view, the benefits of HBAO+ are further exemplified. Here, halos are removed from around the debris on the floor, and the microwave is correctly shadowed, as there's no illumination within the device or casting directly onto it. In our first set of screens and comparisons, HBAO+'s ability to accurately shadow all scene elements greatly improves realism and fidelity, with even the inside of storage boxes being shadowed.
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And up close, SSBC's intentionally-heavy shadows can at times appear out of place, with large halos around placed explosive charges, and thick AO shadows visible even in direct sunlight.īelow, a series of interactive screenshot comparisons highlight these differences, enabling you to choose the AO technique you prefer. Over range it falters however, with HBAO+ delivering more accurate, more visible AO shadows across distant views. First seen in Far Cry 4, SSBC is Ubisoft's current-generation, self-made, cross-platform AO technique that utilizes up to 12 samples (8 in Rainbow Six Siege) to deliver significantly improved AO shadowing compared to SSAO, which was seen in previous Ubisoft titles.Īs in Far Cry 4, SSBC does an admirable job and has aesthetically-pleasing -if inaccurate- shadowing around Rainbow Six Siege's ever-visible weapons and gadgets. In Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, the Ambient Occlusion option enables players to pick between Ubisoft's SSBC effect, and our HBAO+ technique. Without Ambient Occlusion scenes look flat and unrealistic, and objects appear as if they are floating. The AO technique used and the quality of the implementation affects the shadowing's accuracy, and whether new shadows are formed when the level of occlusion is low. For a first look, check out our Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege GeForce GTX Technology Trailer:Īmbient Occlusion (AO) adds contact shadows where two surfaces or objects meet, and where an object blocks light from reaching another nearby game element.
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Playing Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege on a high-end PC gives you the grunt to render the game's PC-exclusive features, effects and technologies, which combine the other enhancements to increase fidelity far beyond the level seen on other platforms.įor detailed explanations of each, and demonstrations of their capabilities, keep reading. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege PC-Exclusive Graphics Enhancements
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As you'll see in this guide however, Rainbow Six Siege features high-resolution textures, high-fidelity graphics, and NVIDIA GameWorks technology that enhances anti-aliasing and ambient occlusion in each and every match.įor a system capable of enabling these effects and making of the most of the PC-version's graphics you’ll need to build your new PC, or upgrade your old system, with the GeForce GTX 960, which will enable a High level of detail with HBAO+.įor a maxed out 1920x1080 experience you'll require a faster CPU and GPU combo, as we detail later, and per Ubisoft you'll need at least 8GB of RAM and 47GB of disk space, too. The official Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege system requirements recommend that gamers equip their systems with a GeForce GTX 670 with 2GB of VRAM. GeForce Experience: Optimal Playable Settings With A Single Click.G-SYNC: Eliminating Stutters & Tearing For The Ultimate Experience.Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege PC-Exclusive Graphics Enhancements.
So come on in for the year's final Graphics and Performance Guide. In this guide we’ll examine Rainbow Six Siege's PC-only upgrades, explain how they work, show comparisons that highlight their benefits, and reveal their relative performance cost at 1920x1080, the most popular PC gaming resolution. On PC there are enhanced graphics, higher rendering resolutions, and technically-advanced NVIDIA GameWorks effects that raise the bar for graphical fidelity.
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege launches worldwide today across multiple platforms.
By Andrew Burnes on Mon, Featured Stories,
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