alucard0712_rus
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I'm on 3070 and playing full path-tracing
Drops to 25 sometimes but graphics are excellent. Except picture quality - It's bad (except for DLAA or 4K DLSS Quality) and still denoiser makes it look like low bitrate video.
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Cyberpunk 2077 2.0: Phantom Liberty | PC/Console Performance|Screenshots
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Drops to 25 sometimes but graphics are excellent. Except picture quality - It's bad (except for DLAA or 4K DLSS Quality) and still denoiser makes it look like low bitrate video.
Roni
Gold Member
Hard to resist, eh? The denoiser only gets in my nerves when it starts peppering a smooth surface with dots while trying to render very fine reflections on a slightly rough surface. But I think I only came across that problem a couple of times with Ray Reconstruction, so far. It's a lot better than the old denoiser.I'm on 3070 and playing full path-tracing
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alucard0712_rus
Gold Member
Resist path-tracing? No way! The first thing I did is test it with 6 bounces and 4 rays (more rays is a waste because of denoiser) and it was mind-blowing. And before everyone said that more than 3 bounces is a waste - just try it - it make whole picture very consistent (lighting wise) and smooth.
Yeah, Ray Reconstruction makes some things better but it blurs some parts very much. 1080p-DLAA mode is still good.
LiquidMetal14
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More pics!
yamaci17
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The Cockatrice
Gold Member
I ended up disabling path tracing because it gives the image this odd oil painting effect but man, sometimes even RT lighting doesn't look good. Path traced vs ray traced lighting at Psycho.
No points for guessing which is which.
First is path because of the light bounce, and it's a better image minus the oily thing but thats not caused by PT, its caused by the Ray Reconstruction. Disable it and the image will remain superior in lighting with PT and no oily stuff.
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
No...second is path traced.
The Cockatrice
Gold Member
Eh my bad then. I mean it should've been obvious since there is no sun in front of the character to lighgt her entire skin lmao, guess Im just blind.
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LiquidMetal14
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Time to jump back in here and report back. Folks. Would like to see some screenshots and maybe impressions of the PC version especially
LiquidMetal14
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I have to boot it up but it's hard to tell on my HW with most games since I can run the majority of games at 4k144.
Alex11
Member
Yeah, it did, Steam is full of takes on this issue, hope they release a fix.
WitchHunter
Banned
The game looks very very good without the RT gimmicks. RT is for the idiots to buy an overpriced gpu, in order to fuel AI research : DDD.I ended up disabling path tracing because it gives the image this odd oil painting effect but man, sometimes even RT lighting doesn't look good. Path traced vs ray traced lighting at Psycho.
No points for guessing which is which.
YeulEmeralda
Member
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
The game looks great with just standard lighting. Amazing with RT, and better with PT. However, PT ensures that those hard-to-reach areas with a lot of indirect lighting don't end up looking flat. This is RT Psycho vs PT.
The bounce light with PT is so much better.
The bounce light with PT is so much better.
yamaci17
Member
The game looks great with just standard lighting. Amazing with RT, and better with PT. However, PT ensures that those hard-to-reach areas with a lot of indirect lighting don't end up looking flat. This is RT Psycho vs PT.
The bounce light with PT is so much better.
Imgsli
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this was the most brutal comparison I've captured. after that I was sold on path tracing and played with it at all resolution / performance costs
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
Completely transforms the scene. I kept PT on as well. Too many scenes where RT Psycho just didn't cut it.