Call of duty: modern warfare will be compatible with ansel and highlights from nvidia

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare , the highly anticipated first-person shooter , will arrive with NVIDIA Ansel and Highlights from launch day. The game will support real-time ray tracing to generate shadows and enable NVIDIA Adaptive Shading technology to be used. Activision has officially announced the system requirements for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for a wide variety of configurations.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will be compatible with Ansel and NVIDIA Highlights

NVIDIA's GeForce Experience platform is presented as the ideal companion for GeForce graphics cards: through it, users can take advantage of tools and add-ons that aim to improve the gaming experience, as well as facilitate new ways of interacting with the best titles. Two of these tools will be available to GeForce users in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare : Ansel and Highlights.

Official announcement

Ansel is a powerful "photo mode" that allows capturing spectacular photos within compatible PC games. Users will be able to take snapshots throughout the Campaign from unique angles, as well as customize them with filters and other adjustments, and then share them on social networks, forums and on the Shot With GeForce website. Highlights automatically capture highlights videos, such as spectacular eliminations or winning plays, assuring users that their best games will always be recorded and ready to be shared on social networks.

As an official partner of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare in its PC version, NVIDIA has worked closely with Activison and Infinity Ward to push Call of Duty: Modern Warfare graphics to unsuspected limits. NVIDIA, Infinity Ward and Activision are collaborating to incorporate into the new title: Real-time Ray Tracing, NVIDIA Adaptive Shading, NVIDIA Ansel and Highlights.

Ray tracing in real time is changing the way games are developed and greatly increases the graphic quality that the new titles will be able to offer. NVIDIA Adaptive Shading is a new and advanced shading technique that enables developers to improve performance and achieve real-time visual fidelity hitherto impossible in video games. By adjusting the shading frequency on different portions of the screen, this technology reduces the work of the graphics card as well as improving performance without penalizing image quality.

The system requirements for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare can be found on the Activision blog.