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Black Myth Wukong - Benchmark tool
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But the main point is, they are using the highest settings. The people he is quoting are not
And here we have everything cranked - cinematic settings, full RT, no frame generation - at 1080p on my i7 13700k with RTX 4090:
Again, about 60 fps.
I tried turning motion blur off:
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And here we have everything cranked - cinematic settings, full RT, no frame generation - at 1080p on my 4090:
Again, about 60 fps.
Someone is going to come along and say the game is not even playable on a 4090 soon and we need to wait for a 5090 to be able to play it.
Soldato
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Yea was just pointing out why Hub were big on the 4090. Have not looked at the other benches here. Most of us will have to compromise to get it to feel good.But the main point is, they are using the highest settings. The people he is quoting are not
It uses very old diss library in default though. Swapping for the newest helps quite a bit, especially with ghosting but even then it's not perfect.
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I don’t know if it’s the benchmark to blame as well, but it doesn’t look right on any setting. You’re constantly fighting with sharpening and blur.
Both reduce detail, but sharpening is literally taking it away. It can create the illusion of a more uniform image, but it would be better to have a natural reduction in sharpening caused by blur than add sharpening to make the situation even worse.
It’s also become so common with the introduction of upscaling that it’s become difficult to even realise it’s happening so often. People literally expect a sharp image, regardless of how it got there.
That was the good thing about CRT, you knew what an image should look like. It’s a downgrade in quality for the sake of convenience.
It’s the same with a lot of other analogue to digital transfers.
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Soldato
My undervolted 4090, limited to 0.950v, 2700Mhz
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Soldato
Especially if one has a AMD GPU
Those boys don't wont RT anyway.
Soldato
Soldato
I noticed how DF picked up on how over sharpened it looked. It was the first thing that struck me when I ran the benchmark tool. No matter what setting everything just looked unatural.
Hopefully the devs will patch in a way to tone it down as it's very distracting and deters from the games otherwise impressive visuals.
Hopefully the devs will patch in a way to tone it down as it's very distracting and deters from the games otherwise impressive visuals.
Looks great to me, however I do tend to increase sharpening in all my games where I can. If you did want to make it slightly softer, just lower the render resolution scale in the options menu - select DLSS and then set the slider to something lower, like 50%, and then it should look less sharp
Soldato
I tried that on the benchmark and it didn't really make a difference. Possibly due to the fact the sharpening is happening before dlss etc is applied. (According to DF analysis anyway)