The public beta of "Seven Days World" is launched, and Intel Ruixuan graphics card provides Day 0 support

On July 10, NetEase's supernatural open world game "Seven Days World" launched its global public beta. With its unique new world view of strange stories and detailed design that is different from traditional "doomsday games", the game not only ranks among the top 10 on Steam wishlists, but also has received over 20 million official website pre-order downloads before the public beta. It is worth mentioning that "Seven Days World" uses global eye-catching themes, a super free open world that integrates real exploration and survival, and adds free construction in the big world and anthropomorphic containment objects, which can bring a unique survival journey to adventurers in the "doomsday world".

For survival games, first-class graphics, 3D models, and animations can significantly enhance the player's immersion in the game world, which is crucial to improving the gaming experience. To this end, NetEase Starry Studio worked with Intel to conduct in-depth technical optimization and joint tuning during the development phase of "Seven Days World" to enable it to show excellent performance on the Intel platform. Whether using different levels of Intel Ruixuan discrete graphics cards or using Intel Core Ultra processors with built-in Ruixuan graphics cards, players can enjoy the latest masterpieces and gain a perfect gaming experience at the first time. In actual games, even at 2K ultra-high image quality, using Intel Ruixuan A750 graphics cards can be silky smooth; and on Intel Core Ultra processors with built-in Ruixuan GPUs, the game can also run smoothly with exquisite image quality.

Later, Intel will also provide XeSS support for the DX12 version of "Seven Days", allowing players to easily use AI to accelerate image rendering and increase frame rate, and fully express themselves in this unique adventure.