Yup LGs oled are fantastic, even 1080P looks stunning and better than a lot of the bog standard LCD anti-glare/matte 1440P "monitors"
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Cyberpunk 2077 Ultra performance
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Does the upscaling process introduce any input lag? If it does how much?
Not something i've ever tested if i'm honest. I play everything on it now though and haven't noticed any significant problems. Except my 1070 showing its age and not being able to upgrade
Caporegime
Never tried running lower res on my LG BX, I'd expect like any TV it would be a bit blurry.
Last time I tried was GTA V and it looked blurry but that was on my Samsung NU7400
Last time I tried was GTA V and it looked blurry but that was on my Samsung NU7400
LGs OLED are superior in my experience.
Just make sure you got your nvidia/amd control panel set so no scaling is being done by them and have the correct settings for the tv.
Can't comment for LG but usually it does - on mine it makes the difference between ~6ms and ~25ms which makes a big difference for gaming.
But doesn't that depend on whether you do GPU scaling or Display scaling, with the latter causing more latency?
I thought Display scaling was the preferred choice though?
Personally I haven't noticed any input lag difference between 1080P, 1440, 4k @ 60HZ.
Display scaling on the lg oleds is what you want if you want to keep great quality.
Don't know about nvidia but with amd gpu scaling, it does add input lag.
Display scaling on the lg oleds is what you want if you want to keep great quality.
Don't know about nvidia but with amd gpu scaling, it does add input lag.
Patch 1.2 patch notes released, contains hundreds of bug fixes
also enables AMD ray tracing, RX6000 GPU required
https://www.cyberpunk.net/en/news/37801/patch-1-2-list-of-changes
also enables AMD ray tracing, RX6000 GPU required
https://www.cyberpunk.net/en/news/37801/patch-1-2-list-of-changes
Just check rtings.com as they test input lag for every resolution and every refresh rate when reviewing TVs.
Caporegime
They should just develop Cyberpunk 2077 2
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I stopped playing this after about a week or so, I'm about 40% the way through...
It was alright and gave me Deus Ex vibes but just a little underwhelmed at points :/
It was alright and gave me Deus Ex vibes but just a little underwhelmed at points :/
High/ultra, with RT light med, ref on, shadows on, 50% of 4K - does about 40ish fps with an RX 6800. Below Control but above WD:Legion in terms of performance basically. Not too bad but sadly it's crashing constantly now so will have to wait for more patches/driver updates.
Soldato
I'll probably play this over Xmas!
Patch 1.2 is out AMD cards now have Ray Tracing
it's a shambles though, need 6800xt/6900xt for Ultra setting 1440p 30fps with Ray tracing on.
for reference the rtx3090 with the same settings gets 50fps and 70fps with DLSS
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/commen...in_cyberpunk_2077_is_now_enabled_on/?sort=new
it's a shambles though, need 6800xt/6900xt for Ultra setting 1440p 30fps with Ray tracing on.
for reference the rtx3090 with the same settings gets 50fps and 70fps with DLSS
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/commen...in_cyberpunk_2077_is_now_enabled_on/?sort=new
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