***The High-Res Screenshot Thread!***

[Metalface Mark]

Some battlefield Hardline - still looks a really nice game (4k ultrawide)

 

[mrk]

Just playing Cyberpunk and this time using DLDSR with path tracing, which I've not tried properly yet and have to say it's very impressive in this game too. I'm getting a more temporally stable and sharper image than native 3440x1440 DLSS Quality. Sadly at 2.25x DLDSR (5160x2160) the perceived input latency is too high, even though the fps is above 75 and reflex is on, so I suspect this is a technical issue with RED Engine. However, DLDSR 1.78x (4586x1920) works just fine, and with DLSS set to Performance, the image still looks cleaner and more stable than native with DLSSQ

 

[MrMarvelous]

Spec Ops: The Line.

Mediocre shooter, great story.

 

[Firegod]

I'm doing an @mrk but just not as good lol. Haven't played CP2077 since getting my 6900XT. I've managed to drop settings to Med/High with AMD FSR on Balanced (Traffic/Population on High) and that allowed me to run with Ray Tracing on Ultra just for Shadows created by the Sun. At 1440P I'm getting on average about 65FPS. The game is more than playable. Grabbed some screenshots. I think it's looking quite nice.

 

[mrk]

Great isn't it! And the DLC next month is supposed to enhance the GFX further too!

 

[Firegod]

Great isn't it! And the DLC next month is supposed to enhance the GFX further too!

I was just remembering how to play and having a walk around and there is so much to look at it is really great.

 

[mrk]

As it turns out, the missing persons fixer assignments to find were missing on my map because I'd already found them in my past explores and just not realised - 220+ hours in the game will do that to the mind I guess

 

[Dicehunter]

Deus Ex Mankind Divided at 8K max settings downscaled to 4K for the forum, I was surprised to get a stable 60FPS, No AA of course.

Which Star Wars game is that please bud ?

 

[mrk]

That is Jedi: Survivor!

 

[Dicehunter]

That is Jedi: Survivor!

Awesome sauce thank you !

 

[Proto]

Ubisoft had a £1 monthly sub again, so I got to go back and continue with the ultimate edition of AC Odyssey.

 

[DJ_Bucho]

Only just realised I don't think I've ever posted in here, So here's a small selection of some of the screenshots I've taken over the years, (not bad for a 980ti) although most of the games are on the older side.

Just playing Cyberpunk and this time using DLDSR with path tracing, which I've not tried properly yet and have to say it's very impressive in this game too. I'm getting a more temporally stable and sharper image than native 3440x1440 DLSS Quality. Sadly at 2.25x DLDSR (5160x2160) the perceived input latency is too high, even though the fps is above 75 and reflex is on, so I suspect this is a technical issue with RED Engine. However, DLDSR 1.78x (4586x1920) works just fine, and with DLSS set to Performance, the image still looks cleaner and more stable than native with DLSSQ

'mrk' I see you've got a RTX 4090, but what monitor do you have? Your screenshots always look fantastic

 

[Dicehunter]

Spiderman Remastered using a more movie accurate Tobey Maguire suit mod.

 

[mrk]

'mrk' I see you've got a RTX 4090, but what monitor do you have? Your screenshots always look fantastic

Sorry missed this in the slew of other notifications from the forum and only just seen after trapsing into the thread

I've had the Alienware AW3423DW since launch, before that had the 34" LG 34UM95-P, also an ultrawide with the same res.


Got some new screens from Starfield, surprised nobody has posted them yet here

 

[Proto]

AC Valhalla

 

[mrk]

Starfield without the mushy colours.

 

[Personality+]

Starfield

 

[mrk]

Get that tinge off!

 

[agnes]

Get that tinge off!

Wait, is there a proper fix for the horrible wash out and hdr issues? Or is it still auto hdr hack and a reshade?

 

[mrk]

I'm not using any auto HDR or HDR mod, just the Neutral-UTs mod to remove all teh colour filters that wash everything out!