If you want the best, consider an upgrade, particularly in the GPU department. However, going for the bare minimum will lead to reduced frame rates, a lower draw distance (or how far away from the player the game will render things), and an overall less smooth experience. If you're planning on joining the Minecraft RTX beta, you will need a solid GPU that supports RTX, and that means an NVIDIA 20 Series GPU or better. Minecraft is not known for being a difficult game to run, and in some ways enabling Minecraft RTX doesn't change this, as the game still isn't CPU intensive. If you want the best performance, your RAM and most importantly your GPU is where you should focus your upgrades.RTX enabled: Minecraft (Windows 10 Starter Collection) (opens in new tab) ($30 at Microsoft)The recommended GPU: MSI NVIDIA 2060 Super (opens in new tab) ($400 at Amazon) RTX at a budget
This means an NVIDIA 2060 or better, which is a relatively powerful (and expensive) card. In this video we take a look at one of the Minecraft for Windows 10 RTX shaders called RTX Ray Tracing Resource Pack which is a pure vanilla based Shader texture pack. implementation of ray tracing that does not require an RTX graphics card. Your computer can be relatively modest, with an Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent, 8GB of RAM, and Windows 10 64bit, but your GPU has to be RTX capable. SEUS (Sonic Ethers Unbelievable Shaders) is a shaderpack for Minecraft to be. What are the Minecraft RTX minimum and recommended PC requirements? Best answer: Minecraft, specifically the Bedrock Edition that can enable ray tracing, has never been particularly resource hungry, and in some ways that doesn't change with RTX turned on.
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