AMD Radeon Enables Optimizations and Enhancements for Monster Hunter Online

AMD Radeon Enables Optimizations and Enhancements for Monster Hunter Online

 

With the help of AMD Tencent games will be bringing graphical and performance updates to Monster Hunter Online, including TressFX, Forward+ rendering and Eyefinity support. 

These updates will be coming to the game sometime in January, giving the game a massive visual upgrade. 

 

  

 

These improvements will significantly enhance the gaming experience for gamers and i-café players, including:

• – AMD TressFX for natural hair and fur: Building on the world’s first real-time hair physics system, TressFX enables hair, fur and grass to look real and react to movement and weather in the game environment. With the planned roll-out of TressFX in MHO by the end of January 2016, monsters will come to life with natural-looking fur making them seem more realistic while delivering a more immersive gaming experience.
• – AMD Eyefinity technology for multi-display gaming: AMD Radeon graphics offers the ability to play across five screens for a 180-degree gaming experience. With a wide range of combinations and configurations involving up to six displays, gamers can create their dream display setup that will allow them to survey the landscape to find the best target, or ratchet up the intensity in action-packed battles.
• – Improved performance through Radeon Software updates: Gamers will benefit from increased performance and improved stability through AMD Radeon Software updates, helping ensure gamers always have the best experience in MHO. The recent release of Radeon Software Crimson Edition brings supercharged performance and energy efficiency to gamers, enabling up to 20 percent more game performance, and up to 1.8 times more GPU energy-efficiency than the previous version.
• – Forward+ rendering optimization for more realistic lighting: MHO gamers will enjoy more realistic lighting without performance degradation using rendering optimizations that render many light sources and then cull and store only those visible to the user, delivering exceptional-looking scenes with minimal impact on frame rates.

  

 

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