are you using DLSS 3 with frame generation?I just tried it. It's crazy. Very impressive
Make sure to update your drivers, as it crashes with the old one. I had to put DLSS on "Ultra Performance" to get 100fps with everything maxed out. At the "Quality" DLSS preset I'm only getting 55fps. It looks a little clearer in "Quality" DLSS mode, but not so much that I want to lose 40fps. The ray tracing overdrive looks very, very good
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No frame generation. Let me try that now. Thanks!
Edit: Oh wow, frame generation gave me an extra 30fps. I've never used that feature before. It really helps. I appreciate the heads up
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shyt I figured you'd be leading the way on frame generation around here.No frame generation. Let me try that now. Thanks!
Edit: Oh wow, frame generation gave me an extra 30fps. I've never used that feature before. It really helps. I appreciate the heads up
I never had to use it before...lol. The 4090 played every other game at 120fps, so I never thought to try it
tell us what you think of it. a lot of people complained about "fake frames", and feeing sluggish, input lag, etcNo frame generation. Let me try that now. Thanks!
Edit: Oh wow, frame generation gave me an extra 30fps. I've never used that feature before. It really helps. I appreciate the heads up
It felt fine on Cyberpunk, but I just tried it on Miles Morales just to see, and it did feel sluggish compared to no frame generation.
How does Spiderman perform without it in terms of FPS? Could be problematic on games that don't need it enabled to lift performance.
Spider-Man Remastered and Miles Morales both run at 120 without frame generation. Miles Morales is harder to run and uses more of my gpu.
Edit: I cap everything at 120, but when you put on frame generation, you can no longer do that. With frame generation, I'm getting like 150fps on Miles Morales maxed out. Without frame generation I get around 120, with like 98% GPU usage, so it is using all of my gpu. Spider-Man Remastered is like 80% of my GPU at 120 fps
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You got no input reading in the generated frames, so essentially it still feels like the original framerate, no?
I'm not sure how it would work if you're already hitting your cap. I guess it should lighten the load on your gpu. but yeah, I wouldn't use it where you don't 'need' it
Yeah, I cap everything at 120 to lighten the load. You can't cap with frame generation for some reason. I'll use frame generation only with games that need it
in theory. but it's a question of how noticeable it is, and if the benefits outweigh the downside
I bet it’s noticeable at lower and more unstable frames, but overall it’s at worst a wash physically, with no visual downsides. If it looks like 120, but feels like 60, it’s not ideal, but it still feels like 60 fps.
I’m still good with my 3080 until/unless I overhaul my whole system, but I’m looking forward to getting into the more advanced DLSS down the line.
this is ridiculous
i don't even know why they tried to put any of this on console
i don't even know why they tried to put any of this on console