Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was one of the biggest game launches of last year, and the game’s first update brought the addition of Full Ray Tracing (Path Tracing), but the patch notes revealed that this feature is supported on “NVIDIA video cards” only, and a minimum of 12GB VRAM is required to utilize it. On top of that, there was no support for FSR 3.1, which meant that Red Team owners didn't have much to improve their gaming experience.

However, after months of waiting, the developers have announced that Path Tracing (Full Ray Tracing) support for AMD GPUs is now here with the latest Update 3 version. Additionally, Full Ray Tracing is now supported on Intel GPUs, though you will need a graphics card that supports hardware ray tracing and has at least 16GB of VRAM (the same goes for AMD). Apart from that, the update also brings some good news for RTX 50 owners and new features like the Ray-Traced Local Lights option for ray-traced shadows.

FSR 3.1 and NVIDIA DLSS 4 are now supported

The update also brings AMD’s FSR 3.1 upscaling and frame generation technology to the game, along with support for Intel XeSS 1.4 upscaling. This comes as a welcome surprise since, in the previous update, we only knew that the devs were “also working to support AMD FSR in a future game update,” but it wasn’t clear if we would get FSR 3.1.

Path Tracing (Full Ray Tracing) Support for AMD and Intel Graphics Cards

This update brings Path Tracing to supported Intel and AMD GPUs. To use Path Tracing, your Intel or AMD graphics card must support Hardware Ray Tracing and have at least 16GB of VRAM. Please make sure to download the latest drivers from your GPU manufacturer!
Note that in foliage-dense locations, such as Sukhothai, reducing Vegetation Animation Quality below the “Ultra” settings can reduce the occasional shadow “popping” that may be seen on all graphics cards using Path Tracing.

FSR 3.1, including Frame Generation

Update 3 adds support for AMD FSR 3.1 upscaling and frame generation technology.

Source: Steam

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• GPU: Navi 31
• Stream Processors: 5,376
• VRAM: 20GB GDDR6
• Memory bus: 320-bit
• Base clock speed: 1,387 MHz
• Game Clock speed: 2.2025 MHz
• Boost clock speed: 2,500 MHz
• Bandwidth: 800 GB/sec
• TDP: 300 W

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As for Nvidia, especially for RTX 50 series owners, the title now supports NVIDIA DLSS 4. This means players on the new RTX 50 series GPUs can now use Multi Frame Generation (3x, 4x) with the new transformer-based model. DLAA and DLSS Super Resolution have also been updated to the transformer-based model, and Ray Reconstruction improves the clarity and stability of ray-traced images, which is good news not just for RTX 50 owners, but for previous models as well.

There are a ton of bug fixes that the latest update also addresses and even PC-specific issues so make sure to check out the full patch notes, but the developers have said that they are planning to add support for other community-requested features, such as HUD modification, and support for Nvidia ‘RTX Hair’ in future updates.

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