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Isn't that the nvidia compression "tech" though? If your dropping the detail or leaving it out then no wonder the figures look good eh. 
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Wait, I've missed this. How much difference is there between the generations with the same settings??Isn't that the nvidia compression "tech" though? If your dropping the detail or leaving it out then no wonder the figures look good eh.
No. Are you thinking of Nvidia's Neural Texture Compression? That's basically just cool research for future advances industry-wide, but mostly vaporware. Definitely too soon for it to be in a game tho.Isn't that the nvidia compression "tech" though? If your dropping the detail or leaving it out then no wonder the figures look good eh.
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Lazy work at its finest.
Comprehension diablo 4 benchmark suite
www.computerbase.de
RTX4090 gets to stretch its legs nicely in this game, coming in nearly 50% than any other GPU on the market
They also note that the game is hungry for vram; at 1080p ultra settings even GPUs with 8gb show issues like textures not loading and stuttering, turning down settings or using dlss removes the stuttering and texture issues. The same occurs at 4k Ultra on 12gb cards, high res textures may not load and stuttering occurs
Diablo IV im Technik-Test: Benchmarks (FHD, WQHD & UHD), Frametimes und VRAM
Diablo IV im Technik-Test: Benchmarks (FHD, WQHD & UHD), Frametimes und VRAM / Das Testsystem und die Benchmark-Szene
www.computerbase.de
RTX4090 gets to stretch its legs nicely in this game, coming in nearly 50% than any other GPU on the market
They also note that the game is hungry for vram; at 1080p ultra settings even GPUs with 8gb show issues like textures not loading and stuttering, turning down settings or using dlss removes the stuttering and texture issues. The same occurs at 4k Ultra on 12gb cards, high res textures may not load and stuttering occurs
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Just goes to show what the 4090 is capable of without/little bottlenecks
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Diablo 4 looks poop though
All high end games look poop.
How real does someone want them to look?
...like until they are in the game or something? ...like that real?
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More realistic numbers at 1440p thoughComprehension diablo 4 benchmark suite
Diablo IV im Technik-Test: Benchmarks (FHD, WQHD & UHD), Frametimes und VRAM
Diablo IV im Technik-Test: Benchmarks (FHD, WQHD & UHD), Frametimes und VRAM / Das Testsystem und die Benchmark-Szene
RTX4090 gets to stretch its legs nicely in this game, coming in nearly 50% than any other GPU on the market
They also note that the game is hungry for vram; at 1080p ultra settings even GPUs with 8gb show issues like textures not loading and stuttering, turning down settings or using dlss removes the stuttering and texture issues. The same occurs at 4k Ultra on 12gb cards, high res textures may not load and stuttering occurs
4090 is definitely a summer card where you can undervault it so it generates less heat and still retain at least 120 fps, for reference that 132% is 303.9 fps
More realistic numbers at 1440p though
4090 is definitely a summer card where you can undervault it so it generates less heat and still retain at least 120 fps, for reference that 132% is 303.9 fps
I'm playing the game on my 4k tv with a controller so don't care about 1440p for this one
It's probably far cry 6 with the high res textures , the 3070 doesn't have enough memory. its just a flame , its been known for ages far cry 6 uses more than 8gb for high res textures.
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Well, let's hope TES6 looks at least as good as this when an Imperial fights a Dark Elf.
And for the TW4 something like this
thx!
Forspoken and Hogwarts are two new games known to do this, but known mainly because they do it in a particularly unflattering way that is easily obvious.
Problem is how many games do similar techniques but do it better, and so people aren't noticing it, at least not in a way that makes you think, hang on a sec that's clearly not right..
It makes you think about the times a lot of users, few on here, have run around putting games down for having textures no better, or worse, than games from over 10 years ago, and that the vram requirements of the game are therefore unjustified.
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Unreal 5 reported to be using 16gb vram on upcoming games (Immortals of Aveum etc).
Funny you say that, just got a code but had already paid for a copy, unplanned upgrade.Buy up those RTX 4000 cards guys, they are amazing! Then get your D4 codes on the MM so I can snag a cheap(er) copy
That’s because every other card bar the 4090 might as well be last gen performance, that coupled with the OTT price increases is why ADA sucks for all but 4090 owners.Comprehension diablo 4 benchmark suite
Diablo IV im Technik-Test: Benchmarks (FHD, WQHD & UHD), Frametimes und VRAM
Diablo IV im Technik-Test: Benchmarks (FHD, WQHD & UHD), Frametimes und VRAM / Das Testsystem und die Benchmark-Szene
RTX4090 gets to stretch its legs nicely in this game, coming in nearly 50% than any other GPU on the market
They also note that the game is hungry for vram; at 1080p ultra settings even GPUs with 8gb show issues like textures not loading and stuttering, turning down settings or using dlss removes the stuttering and texture issues. The same occurs at 4k Ultra on 12gb cards, high res textures may not load and stuttering occurs