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It may be HDR affecting things. Try turning that off in display settings and see if that gets the desktop as you remember it.
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The RT Related Games, Benchmarks, Software, Etc Thread.
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Will do cheers. Looking forward to testing this card out. Hoping it's not too good or I won't have an excuse to upgrade it
Today may not be a good idea given the temperatures!
Rather just reduce settings than use FSR 1 at UQ
FSR 1 UQ for 4k is good though but not so good for anything less in my experience.Agree, not the best game to showcase RT. The thing with RT I find is it is a bit like going from 60-144hz i.e. going from 60-144hz is noticeable but when you really notice it, is when you go from 144hz down to 60hz. RT just adds extra to graphics and how immersed you feel. I've played more RT games in the last 2 years than raster. so immediately notice all the downsides and issues of raster methods now
Started playing days gone again and it looks fantastic, most would argue one of the best looking games, very good lighting, shadows, reflections but you can spot so many of the raster issues with light bleeding into other areas, halos around objects when looking at bodies of water, shadows not being properly hard/soft according to the type of environment and the light source, a weird illuminating glow in dark areas despite there being no light sources anywhere, objects not looking/feeling "grounded" and so on, on a side note, also a game that badly needs dlss as the taa is awful, ghosting and weird haloing around characters.
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Good read this:
www.techspot.com
Path Tracing vs. Ray Tracing, Explained
Every few years there's an amazing new technology with the promise of making games ever more realistic. We've had shaders, tessellation, shadow mapping, ray tracing -- and...
www.techspot.com
A good watch this too, although sponsored so take with a pinch of salt:
It's quite interesting though as nvidia came up with reflex based on battlenonsense input/videos:
It's quite interesting though as nvidia came up with reflex based on battlenonsense input/videos:
TBF, I think reflex is apart of the "RTX" feature setThis is a RTX thread. Take your shilling elsewhere Saul!
I have only used it a few times as not many games have it but must admit, it does make a somewhat noticeable difference based on my testing, but it's not a must have feature like ray tracing and dlss tbh.
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TBF, I think reflex is apart of the "RTX" feature set
I have only used it a few times as not many games have it but must admit, it does make a somewhat noticeable difference based on my testing, but it's not a must have feature like ray tracing and dlss tbh.
Yea. Not my thing as I hardly play online these days. Also don’t think I would benefit from it much, getting too old
Stray is out today, thoroughly looking forward to it.
Not a RTX title to my knowledge and not confirmed but seems it is using some form of ray tracing?
www.gamesradar.com
www.rockpapershotgun.com
Sadly reports of severe stutter issues from UE 4 shader compile but apparently the developers are working on it....
Not a RTX title to my knowledge and not confirmed but seems it is using some form of ray tracing?
Stray review: "A phenomenal, compact adventure"
Stray is a phenomenal, if compact, feline adventure that captures cats perfectly - even if they do find themselves in a bizarrely beautiful robotic world.
Stray PC system requirements and the best settings to use
We've tested Stray on PC - here's how it runs with various hardware, as well as the best settings to enable.
www.rockpapershotgun.com
Sadly reports of severe stutter issues from UE 4 shader compile but apparently the developers are working on it....
Soldato
Stray is out today, thoroughly looking forward to it.
Not a RTX title to my knowledge and not confirmed but seems it is using some form of ray tracing?
Stray review: "A phenomenal, compact adventure"
Stray is a phenomenal, if compact, feline adventure that captures cats perfectly - even if they do find themselves in a bizarrely beautiful robotic world.
Stray PC system requirements and the best settings to use
We've tested Stray on PC - here's how it runs with various hardware, as well as the best settings to enable.
Sadly reports of severe stutter issues from UE 4 shader compile but apparently the developers are working on it....
Any idea if it supports 21:9 or not?
Soldato
Spiderman confirmed to have DLSS, DLAA and RT reflections:
6950xt to match 3080 for RT and your measly 3070 matching a 6900xt..... @TNA
Beefy requirements that though especially the CPU
Got everything covered as I will be playing 1440p as you know no longer have 4K. Yes I still somewhat miss that resolution
If Dell ever release a 27” 4K version of the Alienware QD-OLED then I will be buying it to see which one I keep
Once you go 21.9, you don't go backGot everything covered as I will be playing 1440p as you know no longer have 4K. Yes I still somewhat miss that resolution
If Dell ever release a 27” 4K version of the Alienware QD-OLED then I will be buying it to see which one I keep
Once you go 21.9, you don't go back
That‘s what mrk says also, but I don’t buy it at all
The way that developers come up with these specs is quite inaccurate
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