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The RT Related Games, Benchmarks, Software, Etc Thread.
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It does look kind of suspicious when Crytek, after all the benchmarks has been released by the big publications of Crysis 3, releases a major AMD Performance Fix that gives between 20-50% more performance for AMD GPUs!
https://overclock3d.net/news/softwa..._with_crysis_3_remastered_s_first_pc_hotfix/1
https://overclock3d.net/news/softwa..._with_crysis_3_remastered_s_first_pc_hotfix/1
That's still not great though. 20% to 50% uplift still leaves the 6900xt 50% slower than the 3080ti in Crysis 3. And even with a 50% uplift, the 6700xt still struggles to reach 60fps at 1080p
Caporegime
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It should do since it's not upscaling from a lower res image. I'm really excited for DLAA given how poor current AA is; and I don't need the upscaling portion unless I'm chasing frames.
I thought DLAA worked on the native frame. Why is the FPS the same?
It isn't if you go to the 4K comparisons at the end of the video, where DLSS is offering an extra 20fps or so over DLAA. The 1080p and 1440p framerates are the same and the 3080 isn't at 100% utilisation, so there's either a CPU bottleneck or a 100fps framerate cap in play.
Interesting read:
https://www.3dcenter.org/artikel/ein-erster-ueberblick-zur-raytracing-performance
Seems even turing is still better on the whole compared to RDNA 2 for sheer ray tracing performance.
Also, DLSS is coming to god of war.
https://www.3dcenter.org/artikel/ein-erster-ueberblick-zur-raytracing-performance
Seems even turing is still better on the whole compared to RDNA 2 for sheer ray tracing performance.
Also, DLSS is coming to god of war.
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition will support DLSS, first screenshots & comparison trailer
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/gran...rt-dlss-first-screenshots-comparison-trailer/
I found it interesting that Sony will release God of War on PC with DLSS support, perhaps showing long term interest in such tech to combat MS and FSR, but I can't see why it would be useful in GTA remakes.
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/gran...rt-dlss-first-screenshots-comparison-trailer/
I found it interesting that Sony will release God of War on PC with DLSS support, perhaps showing long term interest in such tech to combat MS and FSR, but I can't see why it would be useful in GTA remakes.
It's actually on steam with English language too :- https://store.steampowered.com/app/1543030/Sword_and_Fairy_7/
Release trailer showing gameplay too, looks pretty good to me, so going to download the free tester demo (demo is not in english but full game is) from steam and see how it is, the full price of it is only £23.79 not bad if good.. At least looks like a 2021 game for a change.
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For GTA at least they did it because it's very simple, as it's an UE4 title and DLSS is already integrated at an engine level. For GoW it's harder to say, probably a point of pride & something to differentiate the release, as it has few niceties over the console version besides the obvious - you can select your own resolution etc. Not sure why you'd use it in GTA though, unless it ends up having more specular aliasing than I expect it to, so I think here everyone will turn it off & go with no AA for sharpness. Maybe DLSS only if you can use unreal unlocker & add raytracing.
Funn
Goes to show despite what some people in the FSR thread thought ("dlss is dead..."), nvidia isn't stopping the dlss train anytime soon, if anything, it's getting added to more and more games now and most importantly, in games that matter and will need it (be that performance reasons or/and to provide a better visual experience compared to "native AND TAA")
Guardians of the galaxy is out in 3 days time, looking forward to it:
Have a feeling it is going to be punishing even for nvidia ampere given the focus they have put on ray tracing and the environments they've designed to really show it of. Nvidia 40xx can't come soon enough
Goes to show despite what some people in the FSR thread thought ("dlss is dead..."), nvidia isn't stopping the dlss train anytime soon, if anything, it's getting added to more and more games now and most importantly, in games that matter and will need it (be that performance reasons or/and to provide a better visual experience compared to "native AND TAA")
Guardians of the galaxy is out in 3 days time, looking forward to it:
Have a feeling it is going to be punishing even for nvidia ampere given the focus they have put on ray tracing and the environments they've designed to really show it of. Nvidia 40xx can't come soon enough
Thanks, didn't notice it was landing so soon. Only £32.99 from cdkeys.
good price, is that a global key?
Soldato
Rise and Shadow of the Tomb Raider max settings DLSS2 set to quality at 4K on a 3080 Ti, Not too bad but I personally wouldn't use anything lower than balanced.
Caporegime
10GB VRAM needed I see? Must be an nvidia sponsored game. If it was AMD you know it would be 16Funn
Goes to show despite what some people in the FSR thread thought ("dlss is dead..."), nvidia isn't stopping the dlss train anytime soon, if anything, it's getting added to more and more games now and most importantly, in games that matter and will need it (be that performance reasons or/and to provide a better visual experience compared to "native AND TAA")
Guardians of the galaxy is out in 3 days time, looking forward to it:
Have a feeling it is going to be punishing even for nvidia ampere given the focus they have put on ray tracing and the environments they've designed to really show it of. Nvidia 40xx can't come soon enough
