*** Cyberpunk 2077 ***

Ha. That's my normal download speed at the moment. Though I cap steam to 40 so other users in the house can still browse :cry:

Soon I will cap steam to 120 MB/s when on community fibre :D
 
I now need to install some of the other mods and tweaks I had before, may as well just leave the game installed I guess to avoid this extra faff in future :p
 
Dicehunter said:
25 minutes to download a full game ? awww you poor thing, how do you manage to live ? you are so oppressed ! **jokes :D

Takes me around 1-2 days to download a game on my 3rd world 7Mbps.
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Lol. One of the beauties of living in London. Soon I will have access to 3GB line at my property, though **** paying the extra for that. Would be able to download at around 400MB/s with that. Game would download faster than making a cup of tea :cry:
 
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TNA said:
Lol. One of the beauties of living in London. Soon I will have access to 3GB line at my property, though **** paying the extra for that. Would be able to download at around 400MB/s with that. Game would download faster than making a cup of tea :cry:
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I live just north of London but here there is no fibre and the local council for some odd reason has blocked all ISP's from installing it.
 
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I live just north of London but here there is no fibre and the local council for some odd reason has blocked all ISP's from installing it.
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That is odd indeed.

You must have moved somewhat recently, as when you was once selling an bike I was thinking of making an offer, but you was not exactly around the corner at the time :)
 
The HD reworked mod does look good, textures just seem more detailed in most places, still some low quality textures like on vending machines screens and stuff but overall very nice. Also the game barely break 9GB VRAM use, RAM use is around 6GB. Which makes me itch to ask the question as to why Hogwarts needs 18GB+ of RAM alone lmao. Cyberpunk has way more detail and "life" than Hogwarts.

Also noticed that overall game performance is at least 10-15fps higher than what I recall from the last time I played it. Exact same settings as before at 3440x1440, Ultra (Psycho SSR) and RT all enabled with RT set to Ultra, 3440x1440, uncapped fps but I did replace the DLSS DLL with v3.1.1. Seeing 70+ outside in the city when you meet Jackie for noodles after doing the first gig. 80fps+ in most other places.

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Played for an hour and a half, I've piled over 127 hours into the last playthrough as a Nomad, and seeing this level of polish now makes me want to replay it fully again. There are no stutters either. If only it was like this out of the box a couple of years ago lol.
 
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mrk said:
Which makes me itch to ask the question as to why Hogwarts needs 18GB+ of RAM alone lmao. Cyberpunk has way more detail and "life" than Hogwarts.
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I'm on the fence on that - there have been far more moments where visually Hogwarts has wowed me than Cyberpunk has. (Despite some dodgy terrain graphics at times and being sparse on object details in others).
 
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Hogwarts definitely has its visually stunning moments, but they are only moments. Cyberpunk for me is consistently high bar graphics basically everywhere you turn nd the closer you get to textures, the greater the detail you can peep into. This is assuming that RT is enabled and the gamma set correctly etc of course. And that's without using HDR, it's even better when HDR is on!
 
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mrk said:
Hogwarts definitely has its visually stunning moments, but they are only moments. Cyberpunk for me is consistently high bar graphics basically everywhere you turn nd the closer you get to textures, the greater the detail you can peep into. This is assuming that RT is enabled and the gamma set correctly etc of course. And that's without using HDR, it's even better when HDR is on!
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It's true, the art team knocked it out of the park with the game, even at launch.
 
mrk said:
Hogwarts definitely has its visually stunning moments, but they are only moments. Cyberpunk for me is consistently high bar graphics basically everywhere you turn nd the closer you get to textures, the greater the detail you can peep into. This is assuming that RT is enabled and the gamma set correctly etc of course. And that's without using HDR, it's even better when HDR is on!
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Hogwarts does have a lot of textures, outside of the highlight geometry detail like arches and pillars, etc., which are only quarter resolution :( probably due to the already large memory footprint. Some of the stonewalls for instance look like something off an early playstation game if you get too close. But overall I find I'm far more impressed artistically by Hogwarts.
 
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