Do you play any other game or only this?We should be seeing it in Cyberpunk via an update soon
AI-accelerated ray tracing: Nvidia's real-time neural radiance caching for path tracing could soon debut in Cyberpunk 2077
Path tracing is significantly more taxing even on high-end RTX 4000 GPUs compared to traditional ray tracing methods. Nvidia's real-time neural radiance caching for path tracing is designed to solve the severe performance hit. This new AI-accelerated method has been in development for a couple...www.notebookcheck.net
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NVIDIA 4000 Series
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Works on the 4000 seres, locked to 5000 series? But then again, 5000 series not out until next year?
Man of Honour
I've completed it long ago with 211 hours clocked.
If anything, it will speed up the response time of the rays to rendering latency which is shown as the particle shimmering currently where the rays don't update as quick as you would naturally expect resulting in that shimmery effect at a pixel level on areas of bounced reflection/illumination (shiny ground texture etc). I don't think the fps needs improving further at the upper end of hardware, we are already at 100fps+ with path tracing when using FG, or 60fps+ when using DLSS 2 only.
I've completed it long ago with 211 hours clocked.
If anything, it will speed up the response time of the rays to rendering latency which is shown as the particle shimmering currently where the rays don't update as quick as you would naturally expect resulting in that shimmery effect at a pixel level on areas of bounced reflection/illumination (shiny ground texture etc). I don't think the fps needs improving further at the upper end of hardware, we are already at 100fps+ with path tracing when using FG, or 60fps+ when using DLSS 2 only.
Doesn't really answer my question, do you still play it?
It's the way a number of people keep banging on about a game that released some time ago.
If it was a gaas then I can understand.
Man of Honour
Yes I do still play it, I don't see why this matters though one single bit in relation to the ccntext of the discussion in the thread. It's played just to doss about, in the same way people still play GTA 5 just to have a bit of fun exploring and everything. What is wrong with people mentioning games released a few years ago? The games are still relevant and even more so now since Cyberpunk is imminently due a major DLC with new engine updates as part of the base game anyway.
It's also the only game on the market to utilise nearly all modern game engine technologies that isn't an Unreal Engine game, so makes it more relevant still to keep talking about.
I have no idea what "gaas" is.
It's also the only game on the market to utilise nearly all modern game engine technologies that isn't an Unreal Engine game, so makes it more relevant still to keep talking about.
I have no idea what "gaas" is.
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You've been waiting so long to say this
I haz said it before and it probably is not the last time
Damn. No wonder I am so neurally bankrupt.
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Since it's not at least 4k 60ps NATIVE on at least a 4080, then there's always room for performanceI've completed it long ago with 211 hours clocked.
If anything, it will speed up the response time of the rays to rendering latency which is shown as the particle shimmering currently where the rays don't update as quick as you would naturally expect resulting in that shimmery effect at a pixel level on areas of bounced reflection/illumination (shiny ground texture etc). I don't think the fps needs improving further at the upper end of hardware, we are already at 100fps+ with path tracing when using FG, or 60fps+ when using DLSS 2 only.
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Looks like no pre-release reviews of the 4060 Ti 16GB.
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NVIDIA not seeding GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB for reviews, AIBs hesitant to participate as well - VideoCardz.com
GPU enthusiasts should not expect many RTX 4060 Ti 16GB reviews There is no official review program for the upcoming graphics card. NVIDIA has decided not to produce a Founders Edition for the soon-to-be-released RTX 4060 Ti 16GB GPU. However, board parents are still working on making their own...
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Soldato
"It seemed like such a good idea when we were trying to make a product entirely to be snarky about VRAM requirements" - Nvidia probably.
Well, finally caved and had a 4070 FE arrive today. About half the size of the 2070 it replaced!
It's small and quiet and thus far has run everything I was previously seeing around 50fps locked at 120. Price didn't make me feel like I'd been rogered, good upgrade. Just updating MSFS to enjoy some DLSS3.
It's small and quiet and thus far has run everything I was previously seeing around 50fps locked at 120. Price didn't make me feel like I'd been rogered, good upgrade. Just updating MSFS to enjoy some DLSS3.
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What's your gaming resolution?
If is rather closer to 4k than 1080p or even 4k, I'd rather save more money and go with a 4080 (assuming it fits in your case and you have a decent power supply).
I have the the "basic" non OC version that boosts higher than that OC version and is pretty silent.
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Guru3d has a review of the OC version
Palit GeForce RTX 4080 GamingPRO OC review
The Palit GeForce RTX 4080 GamingPRO OC is a powerful graphics card from the ADA Lovelace generation. It has been improved with a higher TGP, 16 GB of graphics memory, and luxurious triple fan cooling... Graphics Card Acoustic Levels
New world record again, rtx4090 now running at 4230mhz
ASUS GeForce RTX 4090 ROG MATRIX GPU Shown Running At Monster 4230 MHz Clocks, Consuming 300W At Idle
Overclockers continue to showcase their skills with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU, making it reach never before seen clock speeds.
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New world record again, rtx4090 now running at 4230mhz
ASUS GeForce RTX 4090 ROG MATRIX GPU Shown Running At Monster 4230 MHz Clocks, Consuming 300W At Idle
Overclockers continue to showcase their skills with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU, making it reach never before seen clock speeds.
Extremely impressive!
Dude there is no freaking way that I will pay anything more than 850e for gpu,last time i spit serious money was for 3080ti fe,and It was mining craze and I used it for mining .. I wanna gpu with lower TDP . I returned 7900xt due to beeing heat generator and noisy..