NVIDIA released a GeForce 8800 GTX unboxing simulator on Steam, but an RTX 4070 is required to run it
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The GPU anniversary was celebrated in grand style.
This November marks the 20th anniversary of the legendary GeForce 8800 GTX GPU model. Recently, Unreal Engine artist Dylan Browne, with support from NVIDIA, unveiled a new simulator project on PC via Steam.
“GeForce 8800 GTX - 20 Years of a Legend” invites players to celebrate the GPU’s 20th anniversary and “re-experience the excitement of unboxing a new graphics card.” The project is positioned as a semi-interactive tech demo that will transport players back to 2006 using cutting-edge GeForce RTX technologies.
For his work, Dylan Browne used Unreal Engine, NVIDIA DLSS 4.5, and path tracing. In addition, Multi Frame Generation, Ray Reconstruction, and Mega Geometry were utilized, which “bring the nostalgic environment to life.” In the simulator, the artist hid Easter eggs and references to GeForce history.
The minimum graphics card required to run it is listed as an NVIDIA RTX 4070, and 32 GB of RAM is required. At the same time, playing on an RTX 5080 is recommended.
The GeForce 8800 GTX - 20 Years of a Legend page on Steam is available at the following link. The project is available for free. Through the beta versions section, players can enable a version for PCs without an NVIDIA graphics card (it does not use DLSS and other technologies).
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