RTX 2070 Super and Ryzen 5 3600

[Ugles]

Can I run the game on high settings with decent temps on 1080p 60 FPS? And maybe push for a medium quality ray tracing? Thanks

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https://www.pcgamer.com/spider-man-remastered-pc-system-requirements/

[FeilDOW]

About the same specs as a PS5. So i would guess 1080p high with med RT with an avarge of 60fps. Might be some dips below here and there.

[Flaw Peacock]

You should be able to get better performance then a ps5 with ray tracing and 1080p at the minimum of 60 fps as long as you use DLSS

[Joseph]

Yeah with DLSS Q you could also use 1440p with RT High. @ probably 60 FPS avg.

DLSS Q @ 1440p use 960p (1708x960) The PS5 uses something like 6700XT as a GPU. A RTX 2070 is slighty weaker. But the PS5 uses 1440p internal resoultion mosty and sometimes 4K with checkerboard rendering which is also a Upscaling technogly but worse lookin than DLSS or FSR 2.0

My tipp is, if you decide to use DLSS Q just use some sharpening filter on top via Reshade or Geforce Experience/Freestyle

So no worries you are fine.

[blackthorne2001]

The closest off-the-shelf graphics card to the PS5 GPU is the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT which has a throughput of 9.75 TFLOPs. This is close to the 9.2 TFLOPs that the Playstation 5 offers. The card is based on the RDNA architecture just like the PS5 but is a generation older and does not support ray tracing. The Nvidia RTX 2070 Super offers 9 TFLOPs of throughput and supports ray tracing, which makes it a great alternative.

[Joseph]

Originally posted by blackthorne2001:

The closest off-the-shelf graphics card to the PS5 GPU is the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT which has a throughput of 9.75 TFLOPs. This is close to the 9.2 TFLOPs that the Playstation 5 offers. The card is based on the RDNA architecture just like the PS5 but is a generation older and does not support ray tracing. The Nvidia RTX 2070 Super offers 9 TFLOPs of throughput and supports ray tracing, which makes it a great alternative.

You forget that developer can squeeze more out of console than on pc part. 5700XT might be true. But its closer to a 6700 or even a XT.

Look here: @ 13:07 minute mark. There the RTX 2080 is close to the PS5 but not quite.

https://youtu.be/HMcjTChY2Tw?t=773

[Jon]

Assuming the port isn't a total mess from an optimisation standpoint then yeah you should be fine. Also running a 2070 Super and I'm not worried about not being able to run this at a decent quality with a solid frame rate.

[DeMarcus Cousins III]

i thought the 2060 was about the same if not better than ps5s gpu

[blackthorne2001]

Originally posted by Joseph:

Originally posted by blackthorne2001:

The closest off-the-shelf graphics card to the PS5 GPU is the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT which has a throughput of 9.75 TFLOPs. This is close to the 9.2 TFLOPs that the Playstation 5 offers. The card is based on the RDNA architecture just like the PS5 but is a generation older and does not support ray tracing. The Nvidia RTX 2070 Super offers 9 TFLOPs of throughput and supports ray tracing, which makes it a great alternative.

You forget that developer can squeeze more out of console than on pc part. 5700XT might be true. But its closer to a 6700 or even a XT.

Look here: @ 13:07 minute mark. There the RTX 2080 is close to the PS5 but not quite.

https://youtu.be/HMcjTChY2Tw?t=773

The GPU inside the PS5 is highly customized for gaming and power efficiency.

Furthermore, developers optimize their games for consoles so that they run better. That is rarely true for PC. So the overall experience on the PS5 is going to be better in some games especially cinematic ones compared to a similar spec PC.

While the 9.75 TFLOPs of the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT is more than the PS5 on paper, this is not a graphics card that we would recommend for 4K gaming. While it can run some games at 4K 30 FPS, this graphics card is intended for 1440p gaming on AAA titles. It also does not support ray tracing like the PS5.

The same is the case with the RTX 2070 Super. While it can surely run some games at 4K 60 FPS, it is more fitting to use this graphics card at 1440p 120 FPS, or 1440p 60 FPS with ray tracing turned on. The first-generation RT cores are good enough to give you a taste of ray tracing and DLSS allows you to get a boost in frame rate when you need it.

[nanowarrior12]

I don't think ray tracing worth it yet it's FPS killer.

[Joseph]

Originally posted by nanowarrior12:

I don't think ray tracing worth it yet it's FPS killer.

The game has many skyscrapers with glass. RT makes the reflections look right. With the standard cubemaps you will get a low quality reflection which makes most of the time no sense. ^^