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Tested it on a r7 5800x / 3060ti on high/epic settings on 21:9 1080p with DLSS 310.2.1.0 set on Quality and averaging 60fps, and on a GTX 1660 (6Gb of vram), medium settings (low texture) 21:9 1080p TSR 50% 50/60fps .
Performance got slightly better compared to the release day.
It's playable right now so give it a try, you can always refund if it doesn't satisfy you.
There are also no significant changes to the gameplay. The "A-life" remains the same. The AI of the human enemies is the same. No additions to the zone to make it more interesting and less empty.
This is clearly Cyberpunk 2077 case. This game will be worth playing in over a year.
See you in a year than,Bucko!
I did so, and game got a lot more stable.
a mem leak builds over time 30mins+ maybe even hours as it slowly builds and causes instability
That not a memory leak,
¨¨A memory leak occurs when a computer program incorrectly manages memory allocations, failing to release memory that is no longer needed, leading to a gradual increase in memory usage and potential performance issues¨¨
That something else.
I have an ROG RTX 3090 and it was happening to me yesterday and today
Try it see if it helps.