Will revisit when the big patch comes out, need to do some driving around and visit that market to see if these will hold up or not. So long as it stays relatively stable and within my monitors VRR window it's all good. Wondering about the high CPU requirements they mention; but they don't make much sense when the consoles are still on 3700 equivalents.
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Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty system requirements
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huh... I completed the game the first time on a ryzen 3600. Not once did it drop to 30ies.. so what heavy areas are you refering to?
The only thing i've seen being CPU bound on my ryzen 3900xt at higher resolutions has been Jedi; everything else has been 100% GPU bound. Looking at some old Toms Hardware benches, the game scales really well with cores.
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The specs are confusing for ultra.
I thought the rx6800xt was better than the rtx3080 without ray tracing and not far behind the 3080ti.
Also the 7900xt is faster without ray tracing than the 3080
So why do they list the 7900xtx as on par with the 3080? It just seems bizarre to me.
I thought the rx6800xt was better than the rtx3080 without ray tracing and not far behind the 3080ti.
Also the 7900xt is faster without ray tracing than the 3080
So why do they list the 7900xtx as on par with the 3080? It just seems bizarre to me.
We are talking about RT on here right? The plaza, tom's dinner, apartments, these are heavy areas and most cpus struggle there.
They're just specs and to omit 1440p I wouldn't read too much into em. I think most people here know what GPUs can do and what perform well. A 7900xtx I think I'm right in saying is a 4080 equivalent.
okay..so RT.. I don't play with it as there is no point trying with an RDNA 2 GPU. Is it all resolutions?
The more I look at this the weirder it gets. Why do CPU requirements get higher at the same framerate but higher resolution where actually the GPU should bottleneck it more?
Why is the 3080 12GB recommended when hardly any were ever produced?
The 3080 (12gb or otherwise) can't actually do 4k native ultra @ 60fps but the 7900 XTX just about can. Presumably this means the 3080 will need DLSS 2 but they don't mention this. And if so, it probably means the 6800 XT will be fine but with FSR. So why the false comparison?
I feel like there's a lot of marketing shenanigans going on here.
Why is the 3080 12GB recommended when hardly any were ever produced?
The 3080 (12gb or otherwise) can't actually do 4k native ultra @ 60fps but the 7900 XTX just about can. Presumably this means the 3080 will need DLSS 2 but they don't mention this. And if so, it probably means the 6800 XT will be fine but with FSR. So why the false comparison?
I feel like there's a lot of marketing shenanigans going on here.
Just because the game needs 12GB of VRAM at recommended settings to perform well.
The specs look like they aren't based around 1% lows. Just averages.
They are recommending a RX 7900 XTX to play at Ultra - I strongly suspect that this will be revised.
Or, you will need frame generation to even play the game without framerate dips!
The specs look like they aren't based around 1% lows. Just averages.
They are recommending a RX 7900 XTX to play at Ultra - I strongly suspect that this will be revised.
Or, you will need frame generation to even play the game without framerate dips!
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The non-RT system requirements have the 3080 as equivalent to the 7900 XTX in RASTER, and are also specifying a 7800X/7900X CPU for 60 fps in RASTER
Not talking about RT, talking about the non-RT specs.
My Ryzen 2700 hit lows of about 45 fps with medium crowd density, would have probably been more like 35 fps on high crowd density
I can't get my 5700X below 60 fps at max crowd density in the most CPU demanding areas of the game
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The RX 7900 XT is slightly faster than the fastest Ampere card in this title, with RT disabled:
Not bad really, considering the RTX 3090 TI was priced at $2,000.
Looking at this chart, the RX 7900 XTX looks like a realistic recommendation at the Ultra 4K preset.
No amount of optimisation is going to make an RTX 3080 12GB version function similarly to the top RDNA3 card.
Not bad really, considering the RTX 3090 TI was priced at $2,000.
Looking at this chart, the RX 7900 XTX looks like a realistic recommendation at the Ultra 4K preset.
No amount of optimisation is going to make an RTX 3080 12GB version function similarly to the top RDNA3 card.
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30s seems crazy for a 3600 but heavy area for CPU testing:
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3D Cache Eight Core 4.5GHz (Socket AM4) Processor - Retail - Go Go Go xD
Ok maybe not a problem, but I'd be more comfortable if my temp was in the 80s, no matter what the load was. However, I worry too much, and I'm not likely to be calculating prime numbers:)
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For the CPU part could be explained if that Ultra setting does something significantly different than high.
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30 fps is enough for anyone, just ask Bethesda.
I'd imagine the new DLC will be even more taxing, that's all you need to know.
How many years until I can enjoy path tracing at 100 fps?
I'd imagine the new DLC will be even more taxing, that's all you need to know.
How many years until I can enjoy path tracing at 100 fps?
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We'll never enjoy it, we'll look for all the things that's wrong with it.30 fps is enough for anyone, just ask Bethesda.
I'd imagine the new DLC will be even more taxing, that's all you need to know.
How many years until I can enjoy path tracing at 100 fps?
How about a 7700X? I assume that probably fine for the current version of cyberpunk?30s seems crazy for a 3600 but heavy area for CPU testing:
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3D Cache Eight Core 4.5GHz (Socket AM4) Processor - Retail - Go Go Go xD
Ok maybe not a problem, but I'd be more comfortable if my temp was in the 80s, no matter what the load was. However, I worry too much, and I'm not likely to be calculating prime numbers:)
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More than fine, even a 5700 is good for locked 60 fps (w/ RT). The main stress on Ryzens before Zen 4 3D was keeping a good 120 fps in stress-case areas (w/ RT). ADL & 5800X3D could almost do it but it took RPL & 7950X3D to really run it at that level comfortably. Ofc besides that you could also drop crowd density at medium (which imo is ideal anyway) and gain a nice performance boost & not lose much in terms of immersion because on high the crowd is a bit too... crowded.
Ah the good old cherry picking trollage never ends.No reason to be worried about Sys Rqs when you realise what the biggest difference between the two images is.
