Lumen, one of the main UE5 features Epic Games has hyped, incorporates ray tracing and other techniques to simulate how light bounces around environments. The game will likely include software-based ray tracing – which doesn't use RT cores – owing to its implementation of Lumen. The company noted ray tracing as an important element in Aveum and its system requirements, but the 5700 XT features no RT cores.
Ascendant said that, for some reason, the 12GB 3060 wouldn't cut it. Video memory, which has recently become a controversial topic due to the lack of it in recent Nvidia GPUs, doesn't explain the discrepancy, as the 2080 Super and 5700 XT only have 8GB of it. The suggestion implies that Nvidia cards like the 2070 Super, 3060 Ti, or GTX 1080 Ti might suffice, but Aveum developer Ascendant Studios specifically told The Verge that players will at least want either a 2080 Super, a 3070, or a 5700 XT. What's odd, however, is the noticeable gap between the 2080 Super and the GPU Aveum lists for the AMD equivalent – the RX 5700 XT. Unreal Engine 5 may prove more demanding than those already visually impressive games. Some recent and upcoming PC versions of games that left behind the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One list the weaker 2070 Super under recommended specs, including Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, The Last of Us Part 1, and Returnal. As one of the first Unreal Engine 5 games to see release when it launches this July, its system specs certainly make a statement for what AAA games may require going forward. Immortals of Aveum, an upcoming magic-themed FPS from EA Originals, will require a GeForce RTX 2080 Super at minimum for 1080p 60fps gameplay at low or medium settings. EA's Immortals of Aveum looks to be one of the earliest signs of what kind of PC you'll need to experience UE5 features like Lumen and Nanite.
So far, however, the only two released products using the engine are a Matrix-themed demo and recent Fortnite updates. Forward-looking: Tech demos and trailers for upcoming games have given players tantalizing previews of Unreal Engine 5's capabilities.
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