CYBERPUNK 2077 [XO, XBSX|S, PC, PS4, PS5]
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NVIDIA official Cyberpunk 2077 RTX 3090 and RTX 3080 performance leaks out
RTX 2060 is basically 1/2 RTX 2080Ti, so that's 35FPS RT Ultra, Raster Ultra 1080p, DLSS ON.
I think using medium RT, and High/Medium mixed raster settings, DLSS On, RTX 2060 can play the game 60FPS at 1080p Ultrawide.
Wow. That's lower than I expected at 1080p DLSS.
Billy Idol
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Any word on console performance? Console in the sense of PS4 pro...
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Midnight local time for all game releases is surely as simple as it gets rather than midnight aligning to one timezone which might be 4pm or 3pm (or 4am or 5am) depending the date of release and local daylight saving adjustments.
I am very familiar with Greenwich, which is about 20 mins away from where I live, there are many great pubs and restaurants there.
I've decided to switch to nomad for my first play through. I don't even care about the nomad back story but thematically I like that neither myself or my character will know Night City (NC) so we can learn it together. I'll go corpo for my second play through because for either of the other two life paths your character would expect to know a lot about NC because they live and work there, which I will having already played it.
I will not doubt change my mind several times over the court of today.
tongue_of_colicab
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Not really. Than there will be a different releases date for every time zone. Not that I care but I'm sure a lot of people will be bothered by the fact others can play much earlier than them. Might also effect reviews, benchmarks etc.
Hence why they are probably releasing the game globally on the same time. Same rules for everybody.
The benefits tail off in less GPU limited scenario's because there's an overhead associated with using the tensor cores. As you can see the uplift is higher at 1440p and even higher again at 4k.
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On resetera Xbox owners are reporting that changing the time/date to New Zealand and rebooting the console lets them play it early, so that didn't work ;-)
Lots of streams now, including of the console versions. PlayStation Access are unsurprisingly playing the PS version:
BEWARE SPOILERS!
Also a variety of glitches and bugs across various versions - as always some are amusing.
Or unlucky enough to play on console, just how you see it
As the most anticipated game this year, i'd want the best experience possible, if id have the hardware for it. Anyway, i dont think those required specs are all that high. Damn, shouldnt be allowed for a game to look this good.... This studio is delivering the true next gen graphical leap i wanted to see happening, in an open world environment and ray tracing at the same time. Also, dolby atmos option for pc, cool.
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In terms of patches and what and when to expect them, CDPR have made this utterly confusing. On console there have been two patches; the first is around 40Gb and the second was around 15Gb on Xbox and was 28Gb on PlayStation. Nobody is quite sure if these are the day 1 patch that CDPR have referred too as improving nextgen visuals because these patches were released before launch, rather than day 1.
Whatever state (v1.02) the PS5 version is running, this is clearly the PS4 Pro version with an uncapped frame rate. What people are reporting is a higher dynamic resolution and mostly locked 60fps - but I'd wait for Digital Foundry to render a view on what differences there are between the various versions across the two console platforms.
What ought to be easy to improve on nextgen console platforms other than resolution and frame rate are things like LOD differences, lighting and shadows and NPC and vehicle density but I doubt these are high on the list of things to implement given the janky state of the game as people are now streaming it. Animation and physics bugs are everywhere. Witcher 3 déjà vu.
Yeah, it feels really extreme. I've seen PS5 footage where there are pretty dense crowds although nothing like the 2018 Gamescon 40 minute demo they initially released.
Base consoles do not look great, both resolution and frame rate are pretty grim from what I've seen.
Man from Atlantis
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You are right, but nvidia used DLSS Performance mode for 4K, instead of the Quality setting unlike 1080p and 1440p (DLSS tiers; Quality>Balanced>Performance>Ultra Performance).
This guy said to cancel preorder if you have a base ps4 or a one s. PS4 pro and Xbox One X are ok. He said basically it looks like a switch game.
the framerate suffers a lot too.
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