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It looks like #HaloCampaignEvolved relies exclusively on Hardware Lumen for its Global Illumination and Reflections, with no Software Lumen fallback. I did a quick test on the 3060 Ti by disabling the “Raytracing (DXR)” flag in NVIDIA Profile Inspector, which basically disables the GPU's ray tracing support. This gives...

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