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The RT Related Games, Benchmarks, Software, Etc Thread.

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But the graphics of Control were **** were they not? Looked like a PS3 game with some RT added. Lol
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it's like a resident evil game from the ps4.

bizarrely I can't get DLSS to turn off, even when I turn it off in the options it stays on :S, if I reboot the game its ticked by itself again
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looks crap... sure the physx are good but physx has been in games since over a decade, shiny surfaces? wow the reflections aren't super high quality or anything special either

soft shadows have been a thing since 2013 ? so what's new soft lighting on objects that make the m look out of focus like the plant pot behind her? looks like glaucoma or something

every surface in that screenshot looks perfectly flat like normal playstation games

the character model looks flat too, needs some monster tesselation on her chest because all she has is a ribcage under the shirt, tomb raider has physics boobs decades ago?
 
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anyone can spot anything wrong with this reflection in control?
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also the smashed floor/wall texture is horrifically bad


if you walk up to a wall or object aiming also your hand and gun go inside them

I got rid of DLSS by going into the games config file and manually changing the DLSS res to the same as my monitors native, still looks like a playstation game

here's a ghost busters game video uploaded 13 years ago... looks a lot like control and even has physx
might even have better quality textures :p


ahh I found a higher quality video of the game where someone tried to sync it up to the movie

Please note: The reason this is called "Remastered" is because its the second time I made a 'movie adaptation' of the game, and its a massive quality leap over the first one. This was long before an actual remaster of the game was announced.
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a 2009 game legit looks better than control... or at least almost as good
 
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arknor said:
it's like a resident evil game from the ps4.

bizarrely I can't get DLSS to turn off, even when I turn it off in the options it stays on :S, if I reboot the game its ticked by itself again
8UrcQEd.jpg
looks crap... sure the physx are good but physx has been in games since over a decade, shiny surfaces? wow the reflections aren't super high quality or anything special either

soft shadows have been a thing since 2013 ? so what's new soft lighting on objects that make the m look out of focus like the plant pot behind her? looks like glaucoma or something

every surface in that screenshot looks perfectly flat like normal playstation games

the character model looks flat too, needs some monster tesselation on her chest because all she has is a ribcage under the shirt, tomb raider has physics boobs decades ago?
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Agreed. RT is nice and all, but people went on about how great Control looked and it's like are you for real? Crysis probably looked better :cry:
 
As a huge fan of the first two Ghostbusters films, I really enjoyed that game. Played it on steam many years ago and loved every minute.
 
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Looks great :cool:
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looks like one of the laziest implementations yet, the shadow differences are so subtle it may as well be SSAO you need a magnifying glass and side by side shots, the broken mirror doesn't even change.

The only real difference seems to be the puddles
The illumination doesn't seem to change at all.

I noticed one part that seems odd
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Above the door the whole texture seems to change not just the shadow like literally a whole vent thing seems to disappear with RT on lol???

It's like going from High to low graphics above the doorway :S
 
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arknor said:
looks like one of the laziest implementations yet, the shadow differences are so subtle it may as well be SSAO you need a magnifying glass and side by side shots, the broken mirror doesn't even change.

The only real difference seems to be the puddles
The illumination doesn't seem to change at all.

I noticed one part that seems odd
JEMOR1Z.jpg
Above the door the whole texture seems to change not just the shadow like literally a whole vent thing seems to disappear with RT on lol???

It's like going from High to low graphics above the doorway :S
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Maybe down to DLSS being on with RTX as well?

But yeah definitely difference in textures, hard to tell without seeing the scene and light sources for myself but could be down to what was highlighted with DL 2 where textures looked different when RT was turned on/off and it's just down to that maybe.

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Free on gamepass so I'll be giving it a go.
 

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40xx could be very tempting if we start to see UE 5.1 using the above.... "fine wine" :cry:
 
Nexus18 said:
40xx could be very tempting if we start to see UE 5.1 using the above.... "fine wine" :cry:
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I wish I shared your optimism, but as we've seen with UE4's 'stutter struggle', it's not so much that quality ports and PC-centric features *can't* be done, more a factor of them being so far down the list of priorities of developers (and especially publishers) as to be afterthoughts. We've just recently had Sackboy being released in a thoroughly broken state (supposedly now fixed) and even though DLSS/FSR 2.x support is improving it's still far from ubiquitous. Unless nvidia is directly contributing to development costs, for the most part we get the scraps we're given (and that includes RT which has been great in some titles and thoroughly underwhelming in others).
 
Aegis said:
I wish I shared your optimism, but as we've seen with UE4's 'stutter struggle', it's not so much that quality ports and PC-centric features *can't* be done, more a factor of them being so far down the list of priorities of developers (and especially publishers) as to be afterthoughts. We've just recently had Sackboy being released in a thoroughly broken state (supposedly now fixed) and even though DLSS/FSR 2.x support is improving it's still far from ubiquitous. Unless nvidia is directly contributing to development costs, for the most part we get the scraps we're given (and that includes RT which has been great in some titles and thoroughly underwhelming in others).
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1 thing that annoys me about all of this is PC hardware is rarely used well, It's always the brute force approach.
 
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