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I did wonder that, he doesn't say what the CPU is, only states it's high end with a 4090, perhaps that explains everything 
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That'll be me out at launch if that's the reasonI did wonder that, he doesn't say what the CPU is, only states it's high end with a 4090, perhaps that explains everything
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But does yours have problems yet? If not then just install the latest BIOS and you should be fine.That'll be me out at launch if that's the reason
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Fair enough,
I'll check up on that now though, thanks for the heads up (I haven't really kept up with all the issues)
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Thing is if the oxidation issue starts (which it will if it's an older build especially!) then the eventual will happen regardless.
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Imagine saying this for a fantasy game where the characters are all animals and monsters.....
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Maybe throw in an LGBTQ monkey that identifies as cisgender I guess? Who knows any more
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It gets a good review.
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Imagine saying this for a fantasy game where the characters are all animals and monsters.....
Rage bait for clicks = ad revenue I gather. Standard practice these days.
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They did not test with 4K output using DLSS Performance which is the commonly accepted DLSS mode to use for a 4K output (50% equates to a 1090p internal render and is excellent quality in basically all games with the DLSS 3.7 dll and Preset E either out the box or swapped in and enabled with DLSSTweaks.
They only tested the Quality preset scaling range which at 75% (quality starts at around 62%) which arguably, even in Cyberpunk and Alan Wake 2 path traced, results in noticeable camera lag from the mouse.DLSS Performance with a 4K upscaled output with Frame Gen also results in being able to hit over 100fps with FG which as HUB state, equates to a good experience for lag etc, exactly as seen in other games that also use path tracing and aligns exactly with my experience in all games with a 4090 on a 240Hz QD-OLED.
They only tested the Quality preset scaling range which at 75% (quality starts at around 62%) which arguably, even in Cyberpunk and Alan Wake 2 path traced, results in noticeable camera lag from the mouse.DLSS Performance with a 4K upscaled output with Frame Gen also results in being able to hit over 100fps with FG which as HUB state, equates to a good experience for lag etc, exactly as seen in other games that also use path tracing and aligns exactly with my experience in all games with a 4090 on a 240Hz QD-OLED.
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The comments across the board from youtube reviews to reddit to ffacebook and other forums are infuriatingly tedious, so may people simply don't grasp the concept that this game uses path tracing hence the massive performance hit and the need for a 4090 to get enjoyable framerates at higher settings. This is what Nvidia's naming scheme has caused, RTX suite of tech like Frame Gen isn't really designed for high performance on lower cards, yet Nvidia will market it as such for games like this which as HUB points out, will not be a good experience at all on anything but a 4090/4080 Super/4080 at a push depending on subjectiveness.
Just watched this and LOLLLLL!
The 3080, 3090 and 3090 Ti got trounced by my little 4070 Ti
Knew vram argument was a load of tripe.
Best £575 I ever spent. Will likely grab the game once I get 32" Alienware QD-OLED around black friday time
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Tempted to get this but the release is too close to the new WoW expansion, so it'll get a few days play and then get lost in the steam library for months....
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