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It runs great.
With no FSR and frame generation?
The only thing that changed was the addition of direct storage which helped with the loading time of some textures. Otherwise the game has been the same since launch.
Absolutely. I have those always deactivated.
You're right.
5600x and 5060ti, running "medium" preset with "high" textures and the hi res texture pack, "performance" dlss *and* frame generation, I need to keep it at 2k to at least give it a fighting chance at staying above 60fps. I doubt I'd be able to disable all the supersampling ♥♥♥♥ and keep decent framerates even at 1080p and "potato" settings.
The only way to combat this is by brute-forcing it through cutting-edge hardware.