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1.) @Alt still think this should've been in the PC section.

2.) Alexis are you new to PC gaming (just general question, no anger)? I can do this same thing, with the same demo, on my stock, non-oc'd 270x build right now. Go look at some of the other stories, and threads on reddit about it. This doesn't require some beast rig.

Moved it to PC gaming.

trying to be respectful and not sound like an asshole , but what im talking about and what a game engine can render are two different things game engines work in real time. If you were to load all these with just the raw data and use GI with ray tracing with a couple other things i dont care how good you think gaming pc's are you would run out of memory end of story.Download a 3d modeling program and load a object up that has 35k+ polygon count and see how long your able to keep your pc from bogging down.The thing that gives this away of being a 3d render is the due to the noise being created by a faked global illumination you can see it on the normal map for the couch You must login or register to view this content. if this was ran on a workstation you wouldnt see this as you would be able to run it at 48bit's or higher movie grade cgi vs gaming cgi the first will never be done at home

i don't know if it me or what but photo/little movies of a game seem to look way different then it playing in real time.

I genuinely thought you posted a picture off google images haha

The detailing on the couch blew my mind, unreal