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So whats your DLSS settings? With a 3080 I don't get anywhere close to 60 FPS at 2k.

by aeyes 4y ago

dekhn 4y ago
I don't enable DLSS IIRC.
- deadbunny 4y ago
  Yet you're claiming better frame rates than a 3090 https://www.tweaktown.com/articles/10049/cyberpunk-2077-benchmarked-again-v1-update-with-built-in-benchmark/index.html#Benchmarks-4K https://www.tweaktown.com/articles/10049/cyberpunk-2077-benc...
  - dekhn 4y ago
    The 3080 Ti and 3090 have the same framerate on that page. I updated with a comment to show the FPS at various settings- only see 60FPS with DLSS set to Ultra Performance (all the other settings are maxxed).
    - deadbunny 4y ago
      So only 60fps when rendering at 720p then using AI to upscale to 4k. Definitely nowhere near 4k60. CP2077 seems to be the modern Crysis.
      - dekhn 4y ago
        I went back to run some more benchmarks and it turns out with DLSS totally disabled, 4K is unplayable (3-6FPS). Didn't realize DLSS was contributing so much. Simply disabling raytracing at that point (so, DLSS disabled, 4K, everything else set to max but RT disabled) gets me back to 50-60FPS. So basically DLSS is compensating for RT. But disabling RT doesn't really seem to make a big difference- it still looks pretty damn nice. hard to tell.
        deadbunny 4y ago
        Yeah RT is a killer in CP2077, CDPR did a bang up job with the raster graphics. With everything jacked I mostly noticed the RT in the puddles/water reflections vs. the screen space reflections but not enough to enable it. I'm sure it does other stuff lighting wise but I didn't notice it personally.
babypuncher 4y ago
I set DLSS to Quality and was able to max out the game at 1440p on my 3080. There are still dips below 60 but VRR smooths that over just fine.
archagon 4y ago
Do you have raytracing on?
- aeyes 4y ago
  Yes. Op claimed to get 60 FPS at 4K with "pretty much" everything at max - I hope that wasn't implying "everything but raytracing". I got the card for raytracing, without raytracing even my 5 year old card worked ok and looked good enough.
  - archagon 4y ago
    Fair enough, then I concur with your assessment.
MikusR 4y ago
2k is 1080p.
dekhn 4y ago
I finally got a chance to check. DLSS is set to "auto". General settings are: Ray Tracing Ultra, Texture Quality High, all advanced settings set to "high", ray tracing is set to "Ultra" not "Psycho". Looks like I was wrong- the benchmark shows average FPS of 30, not 60. When I change DLSS to "Ultra Performance", then the FPS is 59.29 (I assume vsync) and I didn't see any visual differences in the benchmark. With DLSS at "Quality", average FPS is 27, with drops as low as 9, and obvious visual frame skips. At the very least, seems like I should force DLSS to Ultra Performance, so I bring the average FPS during complex scenes up.
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So whats your DLSS settings? With a 3080 I don't get anywhere close to 60 FPS at 2k.

by aeyes 4y ago

So whats your DLSS settings? With a 3080 I don't get anywhere close to 60 FPS at 2k.

dekhn 4y ago

I don't enable DLSS IIRC.

deadbunny 4y ago
Yet you're claiming better frame rates than a 3090 https://www.tweaktown.com/articles/10049/cyberpunk-2077-benchmarked-again-v1-update-with-built-in-benchmark/index.html#Benchmarks-4K https://www.tweaktown.com/articles/10049/cyberpunk-2077-benc...
- dekhn 4y ago
  The 3080 Ti and 3090 have the same framerate on that page. I updated with a comment to show the FPS at various settings- only see 60FPS with DLSS set to Ultra Performance (all the other settings are maxxed).
  - deadbunny 4y ago
    So only 60fps when rendering at 720p then using AI to upscale to 4k. Definitely nowhere near 4k60. CP2077 seems to be the modern Crysis.
    - dekhn 4y ago
      I went back to run some more benchmarks and it turns out with DLSS totally disabled, 4K is unplayable (3-6FPS). Didn't realize DLSS was contributing so much. Simply disabling raytracing at that point (so, DLSS disabled, 4K, everything else set to max but RT disabled) gets me back to 50-60FPS. So basically DLSS is compensating for RT. But disabling RT doesn't really seem to make a big difference- it still looks pretty damn nice. hard to tell.
      - deadbunny 4y ago
        Yeah RT is a killer in CP2077, CDPR did a bang up job with the raster graphics. With everything jacked I mostly noticed the RT in the puddles/water reflections vs. the screen space reflections but not enough to enable it. I'm sure it does other stuff lighting wise but I didn't notice it personally.

babypuncher 4y ago

I set DLSS to Quality and was able to max out the game at 1440p on my 3080. There are still dips below 60 but VRR smooths that over just fine.

archagon 4y ago

Do you have raytracing on?

aeyes 4y ago
Yes. Op claimed to get 60 FPS at 4K with "pretty much" everything at max - I hope that wasn't implying "everything but raytracing". I got the card for raytracing, without raytracing even my 5 year old card worked ok and looked good enough.
- archagon 4y ago
  Fair enough, then I concur with your assessment.

MikusR 4y ago

2k is 1080p.

dekhn 4y ago

I finally got a chance to check. DLSS is set to "auto". General settings are: Ray Tracing Ultra, Texture Quality High, all advanced settings set to "high", ray tracing is set to "Ultra" not "Psycho". Looks like I was wrong- the benchmark shows average FPS of 30, not 60. When I change DLSS to "Ultra Performance", then the FPS is 59.29 (I assume vsync) and I didn't see any visual differences in the benchmark. With DLSS at "Quality", average FPS is 27, with drops as low as 9, and obvious visual frame skips. At the very least, seems like I should force DLSS to Ultra Performance, so I bring the average FPS during complex scenes up.

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