Nvidia Hairworks Supported Cards
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Nvidia hairworks supported cards. After the latest patches from cdpr and drivers from nvidia it runs so much better and i believe the performance hit you take with hw on has greatly decreased. Nvidia hairworks combines the power of nvidia geforce gtx gpus with directx 11 tessellation technology to add hundreds of thousands of dynamic realistic hairs to characters creatures and game worlds. Shop geforce hardware. With hairworks nvidia has added support for authoring rendering and simulation of fur and long hair assets.
Hairworks does indeed have a huge impact on amd performance in the witcher 3 but with the hair and fur rendering tech disabled the r9 290x is competitive with the gtx 970 exactly as it should be. Nvidia hairworks combines the power of nvidia geforce gtx gpus with directx 11 tessellation technology to add hundreds of thousands of dynamic realistic hairs to characters creatures and game worlds. Since hairworks is using dx11 for rendering simulation it can run on any dx11 capable gpu. If it looks different to you than on a previous update then the update itself likley had changed something to make it more optimized.
I m sure with a few settings turned down a 970 can handle it just fine. They look identical on both nvidia and amd cards. Reddit user friedbongwater has posted a very interesting tip enabling amd cards to run the witcher 3. Nvidia hairworks is a library to simulate and render realistic looking hair and fur.
Even if i set it x64 the game wont use x64 for hairworks so in newer updates game use tes 32 even on nvidia cards. Amd instead of about nvidia why dont you improve driver support build quality energy usage in your cpu s which is rubbish the amd fx 9590 in some situations uses 2 times more energy for the same performance of the core i7 4770k i own one and tech support unofficial patch to solve some of the problems of my r9. Hairworks max and all. View and download the latest geforce graphic card details gpu benchmarks system requirements and more.
Skip to main content. Performance wise depends on your gpu.