And the competition is open to anyone and everyone. NVIDIA and CD Projekt Red are teaming up to giveaway three awesome-looking custom GeForce RTX 4090 GPUs - which include the stylish Founders Edition and custom Cyberpunk 2077 backplates and support brackets from V1Tech.

Three are up for grabs, with CDPR making the entry process a fun one - forcing players to solve clues whilst using the photo mode. The first mystery to solve in order to be eligible comes with the following Tweet.

A ‘runner found a weird code while diving in the Net. They say if you complete the https://t.co/tQ5h0zFiil link with it, you’ll find a message from a fixer about some preem hardware. #BeyondFast

Deets: https://t.co/igGgGQv7ii pic.twitter.com/lUWvQWeF5y

— Cyberpunk 2077 (@CyberpunkGame) September 26, 2022

With CDPR noting, "Solve it and complete the task for a chance to get your hands on a GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition graphics card with Cyberpunk 2077 backplate — and make sure to have your Kiroshi set to Photo Mode, ready to use. You know, just in case."

Head here for the full competition page.

With the GeForce RTX 4090 being twice as fast as the beastly GeForce RTX 3090 Ti, Cyberpunk 2077 is set to take full advantage of this with a brand-new Ray Tracing: Overdrive Mode that will benefit from a 4X performance increase with DLSS 3.

Cyberpunk 2077’s neon-illuminated environments are key to its aesthetic, and with the new Ray Tracing: Overdrive Mode their level of detail is taken to the next level. NVIDIA RTX Direct Illumination (RTXDI) gives each neon sign, street lamp, car headlight, LED billboard and TV accurate ray-traced lighting and shadows, bathing objects, walls, passing cars and pedestrians in accurate colored lighting. Ray-traced indirect lighting and reflections now bounce multiple times, compared to the previous solution’s single bounce. The result is even more accurate, realistic and immersive global illumination, reflections, and self-reflections. Ray-traced reflections are now rendered at full resolution, further improving their quality. Improved, more physically-based lighting removes the need for any other occlusion techniques.