Screenshots of Ridunkulous Quality and Size! Part Deux [2023+]
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I wanted to take more high res screens of Final Fantasy XV, but taking even just one Super Resolution screen using Nvidia Ansel would tend to create massive stuttering once I returned to gameplay. Probably not an issue with a higher end/more recent PC, but mine was clearly struggling to cope.
Anyways, it's a weird game, but had its moments visually:
Anyways, it's a weird game, but had its moments visually:
Daaaaamn, no.5 looks like it's from a prerendered cutsceen...!
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And the last batch of screenshots... daaaamn.
I think I need to buy this game now.
From my point of view, it's worth it. But you need very fast hardware for these visuals. The game is more challenging than Cyberpunk 2077 path tracing.
I'll now upload a few non-photomode gameplay images so that you don't just see the photomode pictures here.
I think that SW Outlaws in Mos Eisley is the most analog looking game I know. The mood, movie look and ray tracing add a lot to it. The camera, the lens, the colors, everything casts beautiful natural looking shadows. Interiors and night scenes in particular are awesome thanks to RTXDI. Games with many light sources and without path tracing or RTXDI look very modest next to it. I'm already looking forward to a The Division 3 with this technology. Hopefully in New York City again.
However, the rocks on Tattooine often look very low-resolution in the game. The biggest weakness. Apart from that, I find it very impressive in most areas and I would currently describe it as the second most impressive game after Cyberpunk 2077. The world is also very large and varied and the game has turned out pretty well.
Hellblade 2 - round 3
Since I also have the folder open at the moment I'll upload a few more Hellblade 2 pictures.
I'll now upload a few non-photomode gameplay images so that you don't just see the photomode pictures here.
I think that SW Outlaws in Mos Eisley is the most analog looking game I know. The mood, movie look and ray tracing add a lot to it. The camera, the lens, the colors, everything casts beautiful natural looking shadows. Interiors and night scenes in particular are awesome thanks to RTXDI. Games with many light sources and without path tracing or RTXDI look very modest next to it. I'm already looking forward to a The Division 3 with this technology. Hopefully in New York City again.
However, the rocks on Tattooine often look very low-resolution in the game. The biggest weakness. Apart from that, I find it very impressive in most areas and I would currently describe it as the second most impressive game after Cyberpunk 2077. The world is also very large and varied and the game has turned out pretty well.
Hellblade 2 - round 3
Since I also have the folder open at the moment I'll upload a few more Hellblade 2 pictures.
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Yeah, I don't think my 9900K will be up to the task.
I was going to upgrade to a 7800x3D last year, but opted to wait for the 9800x3D and it won't be long now.
It's that time when my CPU is holding my GPU way back, but I always upgrade those two independent of each other.
So I guess, I'll wait and buy it when my 4080 won't be bottlenecked as hard as it is now...
Some of those Star Wars screens look like they took assets straight from Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
Here. Path traced Cyberpunk at 5120X1440
This grass environment has similarities but the assets are different. While I prefer the grass environment in Outlaws the forest is better in Avatar. In general, the level of detail and density in Avatar are slightly better at close range.Some of those Star Wars screens look like they took assets straight from Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
Nevertheless, I find Outllaws more impressive when it comes to renedering. Avatar has a bit more of that raster graphics look.
Yeah, I don't think my 9900K will be up to the task.
I was going to upgrade to a 7800x3D last year, but opted to wait for the 9800x3D and it won't be long now.
It's that time when my CPU is holding my GPU way back, but I always upgrade those two independent of each other.
So I guess, I'll wait and buy it when my 4080 won't be bottlenecked as hard as it is now...
Yes, I think a new CPU would be better. The RTX 4080 is good and if you play on a 16:9 screen with Cinescope bars like I do you also save some processing power.
Yeah, my cpu is showing its age a lot lately...
I am on a 3440*1440 oled, so I'm not certain that the uplift in performance will be night and day, but it will certainly be a lot.
You might find this interesting.
Far Cry 6 benchmark Max Settings at 5120X1440 on an 8700k with 10GB RTX 3080
Same settings and same 10GB RTX 3080 paired with a 7800X3D
It's the jump in the minimum FPS that makes all the difference. And this is on a 10GB 3080.
I'm running the 7800X3D with an RTX 4080 Super now. It has no problems with 5120X1440. The only games that give me any trouble also struggle to run well on a 4090 in the same system.
Absolutely, 100%.
The minimum frame rate came up from sub-60FPS to more than 90FPS. That translates to significantly smoother frame rates during gameplay. It's very noticeable during gameplay, especially during fast paced combat.
Film lense and film noise were always activated in my screenshots.
Here a link to a fast comparison I just made between activated film lense and film noise vs. no such effects:
An here ray reconstruction vs. no ray reconstruction
Shading quality improves a lot with enabled RTXDI and RR.
Here a link to a fast comparison I just made between activated film lense and film noise vs. no such effects:
An here ray reconstruction vs. no ray reconstruction
Shading quality improves a lot with enabled RTXDI and RR.
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