*** Cyberpunk 2077 ***
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I am sticking with my ryzen 3600 which is at 4.4ghz and will be more than good enough to hit and maintain 60fps, my bottleneck will be the GPU. The plan is to get a 3070 which will hopefully have much better RT performance than a 2080Ti.
I'll be going with what I currently have, 4790k/2070S at 1440p. Hopefully, it'll be decent enough. I'm willing to use DLSS and a mix of medium/high.
Ideally, I should be replacing the entire platform already but I'm waiting till it's absolutely necessary before I jump to Ryzen.
Will upgrade living room gpu to high end Nvidia. Game now mostly on large screen and brought OLED with HDMI 2.1 to leverage HDR gaming 4:4:4 120hz @4k, even if I can’t do that there is Gsync.
CPU it will be overclocked 8700k, not much better When overclocked CPU wise for gaming unless all 12 threads get fully hammered. Suspect I will be GPU bound.
CPU it will be overclocked 8700k, not much better When overclocked CPU wise for gaming unless all 12 threads get fully hammered. Suspect I will be GPU bound.
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https://www.gamepressure.com/editor...eview-after-four-hours-im-a-bit-concern/z72c2
It appears combat and driving in the game is clunky and it is still quite buggy.
It appears combat and driving in the game is clunky and it is still quite buggy.
"Night City is at once very pretty and very mediocre. At the same time, moving around isn’t boring. The town is full of thugs, freaks, people with bizarre stories, like that one dude who broke his testicles with a faulty Mr. Stud implant and needed to visit a clinic. I killed a bunch of lunatics from Maelstrom and I petted a cat. Am I thrilled with Cyberpunk 2077? Nope. But after sleeping on it, I think the greatest enemy of this game will be the hype."
That bold section is and always has been my number one worry for the title. Cyberpunk has over the years built up an almost second-coming like level of hype which is surely going to be impossible to live up to.
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Exactly that is my main concern here too. But W3 had a legion of fans defending it,yet had some problems at it's core too,which were glossed over - commentators who found any flaws or didn't give it 10/10 got attacked,etc. One reviewer who criticised the game for its combat style,had to pull the video,just because the game didn't do it for him!
You can see it ,where some are in denial at how poor the performance in the game is mere months before launch,thinking that sub 1080p native performance at well under 60fps is fine,and it will be all fixed. For the level of visuals on offer performance looks terrible,yet they have so much faith in CDPR,etc they can't see where this heading.
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That's the downside of announcing something 7 years before it's ready, people's imagination runs wild. I won't be bothered either way if it turns out not to be that great. As long as the story is decent and the world is cool it should be fine by me.
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I'll reserve judgment until a bit closer to release. Four and a half months is still a long time to fix things, so I'm not giving up hope that they can fix some of the issues people have with the latest gameplay.
It depends, if you are only trying to hit 60fps then it will do it easily. But more importantly, why only 3.8GHz? I assume that is your base clock and games boost much higher anyway as they are not intensive workloads.
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Have to say, i'm not entirely sure i like the look of this. I have complete faith in CDPR, but i didn't find that video especially exciting. Fingers crossed i'm wrong.
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I have a Ryzen 5 2600,so you are in a better situation than me!
I wouldn't consider any upgrades,until we see actual performance reviews.
I have a Ryzen 5 2600,so you are in a better situation than me!
I wouldn't consider any upgrades,until we see actual performance reviews.
As I've said, I'll be waiting until my birthday potentially for a new graphics card, so I'll have had a few months to see if the CPU will be a major issue. 1440p 75hz monitor, so I'm not worried too much about the CPU vs GFX.
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I would wait for the next generation GPUs TBF!
Most probably. Need to upgrade my 6700K as I'm doing a lot more Blender work at the moment. Definitely going to see what the 3000 series brings.
On the CPU front you're golden. Game will be overwhelmingly GPU bound for years to come.
