60 avg fps on cinematic 1440p 100% super resolution

[Delaborga]

currently with

rtx 3090ti

12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-12900KF 3.20 GHz

32gb ram

not too shabby, i take it :)

[Last Jackdaw]

Ew you dirty Intel user.

[StardomPlays]

LMAO

1440P native resolution and only 60 fps. Upgrade your potato.

-I'm joking I get like 20 fps on the same settings

[Rabid Urko]

You dont need 100% super resolution.

[MarvelDCMayhem]

Originally posted by Rabid Urko:

You dont need 100% super resolution.

where should i capped it at?

[KingKrouch]

Anyone else noticing stutter around the same spots in the benchmark? It's really egregious, and the game seemingly doesn't have a shader compilation process going on before the benchmark to ensure stuttering doesn't happen.

I'm also running the game on an NVME.

[Joreel]

A big stutter while moving around in the river? I got the same stutter at approximately the same place 3 times in a row. With a 12700, 3080, and 32 gig ram it says I'll just make 62 fps average. A high of 72 and a low of 15. Nvme as well.

[SatoruQ]

Originally posted by MarvelDCMayhem:

Originally posted by Rabid Urko:

You dont need 100% super resolution.

where should i capped it at?

if ur doing dlss then anything above 90 inclusive is dlaa and is more than native res. 89 or less is like dlss quality in other games. Unfortunately there isn't an option to step right on the native res without scaling currently.

[Guybrush]

Originally posted by Delaborga:

currently with

rtx 3090ti

12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-12900KF 3.20 GHz

32gb ram

not too shabby, i take it :)

Another false good performance with frame generation

[patrick68794]

Originally posted by SatoruQ:

Originally posted by MarvelDCMayhem:

where should i capped it at?

if ur doing dlss then anything above 90 inclusive is dlaa and is more than native res. 89 or less is like dlss quality in other games. Unfortunately there isn't an option to step right on the native res without scaling currently.

This is false information. 100% scaling is native resolution. Also, the way that slider works is that if it says DLAA then it's rendering at your native resolution. The devs were just too lazy to actually change the percent slider to an actual options list.

[b00ky]

Originally posted by KingKrouch:

Anyone else noticing stutter around the same spots in the benchmark? It's really egregious, and the game seemingly doesn't have a shader compilation process going on before the benchmark to ensure stuttering doesn't happen.

I'm also running the game on an NVME.

I also noticed a few stutter points, but I am pretty sure there was a shader compilation process when I first loaded the benchmark tool. Maybe it wasn't a proper compilation though?

[SatoruQ]

Originally posted by patrick68794:

Originally posted by SatoruQ:

if ur doing dlss then anything above 90 inclusive is dlaa and is more than native res. 89 or less is like dlss quality in other games. Unfortunately there isn't an option to step right on the native res without scaling currently.

This is false information. 100% scaling is native resolution. Also, the way that slider works is that if it says DLAA then it's rendering at your native resolution. The devs were just too lazy to actually change the percent slider to an actual options list.

ah yes ur right. I did a comprehensive check. 90 and 100 doesn't make any difference, just as 67-89 doesn't make any difference. Also, the settings that does only the native res is TSR 100%. I didn't have my 30series rig with my now so I can't check whether tsr100% or dlaa is more performance-demanding. Sry I made a mistake.

[The73atman86]

Originally posted by MarvelDCMayhem:

Originally posted by Rabid Urko:

You dont need 100% super resolution.

where should i capped it at?

85

[The73atman86]

Originally posted by patrick68794:

Originally posted by SatoruQ:

if ur doing dlss then anything above 90 inclusive is dlaa and is more than native res. 89 or less is like dlss quality in other games. Unfortunately there isn't an option to step right on the native res without scaling currently.

This is false information. 100% scaling is native resolution. Also, the way that slider works is that if it says DLAA then it's rendering at your native resolution. The devs were just too lazy to actually change the percent slider to an actual options list.

youre actually wrong. depending on what percent you put it tells you on the right if its performance balanced or quality

[patrick68794]

Originally posted by The73atman86:

Originally posted by patrick68794:

This is false information. 100% scaling is native resolution. Also, the way that slider works is that if it says DLAA then it's rendering at your native resolution. The devs were just too lazy to actually change the percent slider to an actual options list.

youre actually wrong. depending on what percent you put it tells you on the right if its performance balanced or quality

I'm not wrong, you just didn't understand what I said.