QUOTE(Andrewtst @ Dec 12 2020, 03:15 AM)
Just start play
Cyberpunk 2077. The graphics kind of nice, I can turn everything Maximum and no issue, playing is freaking smooth in 3440x1440 resolution using Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080.
What fuzz about this, I don't think it is very heavy, Probably the Nvidia DLSS do help a lot and I do turn it on with setting of Quality.
I didn't benchmark it but it is very smooth everywhere, no single hiccup.
I don't see this games required future better card as RTX 3080 can kick it off to maximum quality at 1440p.
Maybe 4K need, but in 4K, many new games do need future card not only this title. I didn't test in 4K and lazy test in 4K. Haha!
Have ray tracing enabled? Also you need to get into the open world city first to get performance hit.
Also, I feel like people vastly ignores VRR or Gsync in gaming communities when talking about smoothness of a game.
GPU reviewers really don't know how to advance tech trends. Watching their videos now and years ago nothing changed lol. They just use their benchmark templates, read from their same script, and every content is rehashed.
Even their graphs are misleading because they don't test properly and just re-use their old data, not taking into account drivers or game version etc. Driver version ain't even mentioned in their reviews lol
At least variety tech channels like LTT covers the best they can for many new tech, whereas "dedicated" GPU reviewers like HWUB etc don't even do their dedicated jobs properly (yes it's their full time jobs)
This post has been edited by FatalExe: Dec 12 2020, 09:58 AM