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The advertised system requirements is based on native render (no upscaling or frame generation) and the recommended specs is probably for 1440p
For Nvidia, you can simply replace the DLSS file to use newer versions of the tech. Just like in all existing games that support DLSS
For AMD, this game will probably get FSR version at least 3.1, which has a DLL which you can swap out to upgrade to newer versions just like DLSS
More like 5-10. But keep trying.
Compared to what and in what circumstance?
What did they use?
Same situation?
Same location?
Same room temperature?
What build did they " leaked " and what build was released? What changed between those builds?
Sorry but people like you and others that must prove something doesn't know how to test something in the first place, like the famous video about denuvo where each clip have different processors( casually the denuvo one had an old one and the version without had a much better cpu in builds that were months or years apart from each other), sorry but no thanks, all BS.
https://community.amd.com/t5/gaming-discussions/latest-amd-fsr-2-amp-3-supported-games-list/td-p/549534
As the other user said, theres no point in making your experience worse by generating fake frames with lots of artifacts when you have a high end GPU like the 5080.
Frame generation is a crutch/stop gap solution for lower end GPUs to fake 1440p/4k, not for high end ones, you dont need fake resolution.
Just disable FSR and DLSS althogether and just run the game native to your resolution.
You ONLY need FSR or DLSS in those circunstances if you have some sort of extremely large TV/Monitor that goes into 8k territory.
They have full images with comparison sliders and performance chart here! I want DLSS. 5080 instead of my 7900xtx.
It does show 7900xtx with FSR will only get 81 fps at 4k. SO I would have to run performance mode maybe, and DLSS performance mode is always better than FSR at performance mode.
https://en.gamegpu.com/action-/-fps-/-tps/kingdom-come-deliverance-ii-prevyu-test-gpu-cpu
You don't need more FPS, it is not a competitive FPS shooter, 80FPS is enough ;)
As for AMD users, the game already has a FidelityFX DLL file; indicating that the game shipped with FSR 3.1 (and not FSR 3.0 or below). Although they're using 3.1.0, you can easily swap out the existing one for the newer 3.1.3 file that's on AMD's Open GPU site.