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Yep! Only to decide I won't buy the 5090, haha. Let's see. I'm more interested in power usage than the raster uplift at this point.
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Nvidia receives backlash after "disaster" 50 Series performance benchmarks surface
New benchmarks have surfaced this week, with 50 series vs 40S Series performance leaving some enthusiasts unimpressed.
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4K DLSS Perf with path tracing? Outside of the jungle level it's perfectly playable as it;s over 60fps at all times, only in the jungle it drops below 60fps/It's unplayable to me on a 4090 with DLSS performance, but well done for trying it, even if just in the name of science
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I'm being slightly facetious. 60fps in a first person game on M&K is unpleasant to me.... I can get 150+ with 4K DLSS quality so I played it with that (until I got bored and uninstalled itNvidia receives backlash after "disaster" 50 Series performance benchmarks surface
New benchmarks have surfaced this week, with 50 series vs 40S Series performance leaving some enthusiasts unimpressed.
4K DLSS Perf with path tracing? Outside of the jungle level it's perfectly playable as it;s over 60fps at all times, only in the jungle it drops below 60fps/
). The PT isn't anywhere near good enough to tempt me with a 60fps experience. I find it much less noticeable than CP2077, even though DF and HUB say it is one of the best implementations of RT.
I really feel for you. It must be such a burden.
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You are not getting 150 fps in Indiana Jones at those settings, nobody is lol. If you mean normal RT then sure, but you sacrifice good shadows for crap shadows that "appear" as you walk and shimmer under foliage. PT is WAY more noticeable than Cyberpunk, as in all shadows are perfect vs not using PT, whereas RT shadows are great even on Psycho RT in Cyberpunk without PT, but PT massively enhances the light bounce and indirect GI which is the big thing that's noticeable along with no light bleed which is evident in many places when not using PT.I'm being slightly facetious. 60fps in a first person game on M&K is unpleasant to me.... I can get 150+ with 4K DLSS quality so I played it with that (until I got bored and uninstalled it
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Yes, normal RT, sorry. The drop in quality from PT to normal RT is not noticeable enough when i'm moving around in the game. I typically need around 90-100fps minimum for me to play a first person single player game otherwise it's like watching a glorified slideshow. Anyway, I found the game dull as ditchwater, but maybe i've been spoilt by all of Sony's single player titles coming to PC recently.
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It’s actually a good card, maybe not so much at 4K but I’m half tempted to just skip the 50 series if I can’t get one at launch and rock the 4070 until 60 series if it’s October 2026. Hoping the real benchmarks give some more confidence, but feels like 50 series is just a stop gap until a newer architecture is released.
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Which Sony games have you been playing?
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Most of them! - HZD, HFW, GoW 2018, GoWR, TLoU, GoT and both Spider Man games.
I never used to enjoy single player games, but recently caught the bug. It's been glorious playing them on a X3D CPU & 4090
. No more 30fps suffering, which may have been the reason I never got into them on PS4.
I am guessing 2027.
Thought I'd give Indy Jones a go with native 4k full path-tracing for the sake of giving myself some insight when it comes to benching the 5090:
All that vram and 12fps...
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May as well just buy a 5070 12GB and call it a day.All that vram and 12fps...
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waiting for the 80 in 28 is where it's at.
Going to slum it with my 4090 until then.
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PreachI'm being slightly facetious. 60fps in a first person game on M&K is unpleasant to me.... I can get 150+ with 4K DLSS quality so I played it with that (until I got bored and uninstalled it
The PT isn't anywhere near good enough to tempt me with a 60fps experience. I find it much less noticeable than CP2077, even though DF and HUB say it is one of the best implementations of RT.
Less that 120fps I don't get out of bed.
I listen to DF more than I listen to my own wife...amirite!
That is just PC latency, there's also monitor latency added to it, mouse latency etc. Every bit adds up and you can end up in a nasty place depending on your gear outside PC itself (monitor, keyboard/mouse/controller etc.). To measure that you need special gear, though - software by itself can't show it. In I.J. NVidia's panel doesn't show full latency with FG either - numbers are similar between it and CP2077 yet I.J. feels considerably worse to me, even with higher input FPS. Unless one tests with mentioned gear, I wouldn't fully trust the software. We'll have to wait for a proper input lag tests done by GN and other people who have proper hardware to do it.
Everyone? Plenty of people care absolutely 0 for noise (not me, I love them quiet), as they play in headset and can't hear GPU anyway. I've seen enough of peeps on various forums repeating such thing. It feels like people liking it silent are a tiny minority.
Witcher 4 is a completely different team (W3 team and many of CP team left already) and it's being made in UE5. I mostly hope they will spend some time actually optimising it and not let out a stutter-fest like many other devs, most of all.
It's not holding supplies, it's selling for much better monies to system builders, who then will provide it to the market as prebuilds. Retail sales of sole GPUs don't bring as much monies it seems, so are of much lower priority - at least that's what leaks suggest.
About 46FPS native 1440p UW full PT, no DLSS, no FG, just as a comparison.Thought I'd give Indy Jones a go with native 4k full path-tracing for the sake of giving myself some insight when it comes to benching the 5090: