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cyberpunk 2077 flickering help

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I was playing cyberpunk 2077 my setting where mostly on high 4k and using amd adrenalin, Its not easy to describe but when going up to bright light objects it more noticeable in the game, when turning the player around slowly I can see the brightly light up objects flickering up , lowering the setting has no effect on it, I am running HDR in windows and in the tv settings and in game , HDR10 pq , hdr in game on .
 
Are you using FSR? This is because FSR has this flickering/shimmering on certain assets in many games like bright lights. This happens on FSR regardless of the quality mode chosen. You could try XeSS instead as it has reduced flickering compared to FSR.

At 4K you may be using FSR Balanced or Performance which will make the flickering even worse.
 
Are you using FSR? This is because FSR has this flickering/shimmering on certain assets in many games like bright lights. This happens on FSR regardless of the quality mode chosen. You could try XeSS instead as it has reduced flickering compared to FSR.

At 4K you may be using FSR Balanced or Performance which will make the flickering even worse.
I did a few tests last night and most of the setting in game didn't have an effect , I am sure the s92c tv was 10 bit but i did change it to 8 bit and the game runs perfect , I can only put this down one setting, I should have switch it back to 10 bit to test it but I was to busy play cyberpunk .
 
Ah so setting it to 8 bit from 10 bit solved the issue? That's weird which means the flickering you describe was another kind of flickering and display related it seems.
 
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