Bright Memory: Infinite Ray Tracing Benchmark
FYQD-Studio · 2020 · Benchmark, Female Protagonist, Indie, Utilities, Sci-fi
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About Bright Memory: Infinite Ray Tracing Benchmark
✦ AI summary
Stress-test your GPU with this ray tracing benchmark from Bright Memory: Infinite, featuring cutting-edge RTX tech including caustics, reflections, and DLSS 2.1 to measure your system's next-gen graphics capabilities. Requires a ray tracing-capable GPU (minimum RTX 2060), Windows 10, and up-to-date drivers to run.
Benchmark software created by FYQD-Studio to test performance of next-gen ray tracing in Bright Memory: Infinite.
Notices
This demo is not a gameplay demo. It is benchmark software designed to test the performance of your GPU and if it supports the ray tracing in Bright memory: Infinite.
Please do not worry if your GPU isn’t supported, if your PC was able to run the previous title Bright Memory, then it will be able to run Bright Memory: Infinite.
This Benchmark software contains the following RTX technology
Your PC will need to meet the following 3 criteria
1. Windows 10.
(ver.1903 or above)
2. A GPU with ray tracing support. The minimum requirement required is an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB. If you have a GPU from a different manufacturer, please check your GPU specifications by consulting the relevant manufacturer's website.
3. Latest graphic driver.
If your NVIDIA driver isn’t the latest version we recommend updating through Geforce Experience.
If you are using a different manufacturer's GPU, please check for the latest compatible driver and update.
Notices
This demo is not a gameplay demo. It is benchmark software designed to test the performance of your GPU and if it supports the ray tracing in Bright memory: Infinite.
Please do not worry if your GPU isn’t supported, if your PC was able to run the previous title Bright Memory, then it will be able to run Bright Memory: Infinite.
This Benchmark software contains the following RTX technology
- RT Caustics
- RT Reflection
- RT Refraction
- RT Ambient Occlusion
- RT Shadows
- DLSS 2.1
Your PC will need to meet the following 3 criteria
1. Windows 10.
(ver.1903 or above)
2. A GPU with ray tracing support. The minimum requirement required is an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB. If you have a GPU from a different manufacturer, please check your GPU specifications by consulting the relevant manufacturer's website.
3. Latest graphic driver.
If your NVIDIA driver isn’t the latest version we recommend updating through Geforce Experience.
If you are using a different manufacturer's GPU, please check for the latest compatible driver and update.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Technically well done: it runs on a Linux OS with AMD 3400G CPU, AMD RX6600XT (raytracing capable) GPU mid range rig! (=> 22 FPS with 1920 x 1080) Amazing, what MESA and Proton is able to emulate these days!3 found this helpful
Benchmark is broken for 50xx gpu, it crashes if you put raytracing at max. Don't rely on this test if you want a reference for the real game. Because the real game works fine.1 found this helpful
The devs absolutely cooked with this innovative next generation gameplay. More companies should offer features like this. Really puts big studios to shame that this game was created by a one person studio. The graphics are pretty good which is impressive for a one man dev team.
If you're into ray tracing or just want to push your GPU to its limits, this is a must-download. The visuals are absolutely jaw-dropping—real-time reflections, dynamic lighting, and insane detail everywhere. It's not a full game, but as a benchmark it's perfect: short, intense, and visually glorious. Bonus: It runs surprisingly well for how good it looks. Great way to flex your new hardware!
For a free promo mini project, this benchmark is pretty much perfect. It's short, gives an average, graphs framerate, and is almost non-synthetic. I always find myself coming back to this for a quick check, especially as RT performance is so hard to bench - most programs end up using too much RT and thus not representative of real world performance. Only complaint is that lately I'm getting crash errors that I am almost certain are due to the rough shape of Nvidia drivers.
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