Path tracing performace

[ISAM]

i have 4090 rtx and 14700k
what FPS you are getting with new Patch?

[Tr0w]

PT in this game is 4090 or go home

[LojiiNas]

Originally posted by Hobx:

15 fps native 4k etc 4080 / 13600k.

At least I was, after messing around with different settings it’s now hard crashing enabling path tracing. Verifying files now.

JESUS, 4080 buckling with PT

[LojiiNas]

Originally posted by Yee:

Weird.... i'm on RTX 4090, i9-14900K, 32GB DDR5 6000mhz max settings and getting 150-160FPS maxed out with quality DLSS even with ray-tracing...

Frame gen and quality DLSS? May be helping

[Tr0w]

Originally posted by DeadBabyJuggler:

4070ti and uhh..Not good. Seems unplayable with any form of Path Tracing on with DLSS.

I'm aware how demanding Path Tracing is so I wasn't expecting to be able to run full path tracing but yeah. I wonder if ray reconstruction is implemented? Guess I'll stick to native.

Yeah the 4070Ti just doesn't have enough VRAM for PT in this game, i mean even without PT i get not enough VRAM warnings in the settings menu going above high settings.

[El.matador]

getting 4fps with ryzen 5600 + 4080 super. Can't even open the game if FG + RT on; Getting 70-100 fps with RT off.

[Vv-HEISENBERG-vV]

Originally posted by Tr0w:

PT in this game is 4090 or go home

According to this thread it's 5000 series or go home.

[Tr0w]

Originally posted by Vv-HEISENBERG-vV:

Originally posted by Tr0w:

PT in this game is 4090 or go home

According to this thread it's 5000 series or go home.

Should be playable on a 4090 with DLSS and FG on a 1440p display i'd think

[LojiiNas]

Originally posted by -=THe M@TRiX=- DK:

Originally posted by ginobili020:

I read that full ray tracing wasn't enabled in the preorder release. That the official release date version is when full ray tracing support is supposed to be enabled. The source I read stated that it was embedded in some Nvidia tech release notes, here: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/indiana-jones-marvel-rivals-geforce-game-ready-driver/

The paragraph in question could be open to interpretation, but I read it as the source read it, that full ray tracing wouldn't be enabled until the official release. Which is quite insane to me! Especially, since the early release price is now $30 additional price. I'll let you people make what you will of that idea. In either case, those of you having ray tracing/fps issues, maybe you're game is missing important features that lets your tech work as intended. May be a moot point since the game releases in a few hours, but just wanted you customers to be aware.

A patch to enable it was just released. My RTX 4070 is ready to be replaced with a 5080 once it releases this January Or maybe wait a bit for a 5080TI with more than 16GB VRAM?

From what I hear... at native 4k and full RT the 4090 is using 20GB of the 24GB of VRAM

[El.matador]

Originally posted by LojiiNas:

Originally posted by -=THe M@TRiX=- DK:

A patch to enable it was just released. My RTX 4070 is ready to be replaced with a 5080 once it releases this January Or maybe wait a bit for a 5080TI with more than 16GB VRAM?

From what I hear... at native 4k and full RT the 4090 is using 20GB of the 24GB of VRAM

saw that now, if I put RT medium, it goes to ~19gb already

[jeff.kelly]

The same settings that gave me 135 fps in Vatican before this patch now give me 7 fps. I changed nothing.

Before the patch I had DLSS=Quality and Preset Ultra except texture pool size which was medium at 1440p. Ran fine at 135 fps.

Now the game complains that I'm out of VRAM even at medium settings and stutters at 7 fps.

I wish I could just disable path tracing entirely but for me enabling this feature was a huge performance and quality downgrade because I now have to play at low settings when I could play at basically Ultra before this patch.

[Fleetwood]

Originally posted by Lord Vader:

Same hardware as OP, I’m getting 70-80fps in the Vatican with all options maxed, 4K HDR, DLSS Balanced. Looks good, but difference is subtle, hard to tell without direct A/B.

What FPS do you get with DLSS disabled or on quality?

[UnHoly Xander]

Yeah if you don't have a 4090 just don't even bother with PT. Hell, I'd say even with a 4090 PT isn't such a visual upgrade to warrant the drop in performance.

[Blacksmith77K]

Originally posted by DeadBabyJuggler:

I think frame generation is broken? I activate DLSS.. then Framegen and I actually lost FPS. The ♥♥♥♥. How.

Because without FG your VRAM is already full.

[bshock]

Originally posted by UnHoly Xander:

Yeah if you don't have a 4090 just don't even bother with PT. Hell, I'd say even with a 4090 PT isn't such a visual upgrade to warrant the drop in performance.

It's never worth it. It's just an incremental upgrade in visuals that Nvidia came out with to continue selling overpriced GPU's to enthusiasts.

[WESTG4M3R4L1F3]

RTX 4090 + PT and RT on + DLSS balanced = 100 fps+ @ 4K not too bad...