STAR WARS OUTLAWS use the same snowdrop engine and have DLSS3 frame generation

[Zazzone]

currently the only way to have nvidia frame generation dlss3 in avatar is to use the puredark paid mod. and it's terrible that the same snowdrop graphics engine is used in star wars outlaws and both amd and nvidia frame generation is present as well as raytracing with ray reconstruction.

https://imgur.com/a/3Hv9ysG

[IchigoMait]

Originally posted by Neclord06:

I already know there are sponsorships, but I don't care if people won't care to stop buying so much DLC. I can't run DLSS3 frame generation to begin with if the game is jittering every other frame. So I am curious, will STAR WARS OUTLAWS have the same frame time bug on my system? If so, I will have to fresh install different Windows versions. Another problem is the DRM. Games sometimes start to work better when they've received all the planned updates and DRM is removed. I imagine this is the biggest limitation to finishing any Ubisoft style game, because you buy a game with DRM at the same time you are expecting continued updates and then you are distracted by the next game which, itself, has DRM and continued updates.

You have to get at least 30fps without framegen, otherwise it's pointless and you get loads of weird artifacts. It generates new frames based on current frames, and as games use frameskipping it will appear with framegeneration when below framegen 60fps, best compromise is 90fps with framegen, but the min best is 120 fps with framegen so you're game is only actually rendering 60.
Also if you're limiting your fps to a certain value, that real render will be half of that, that is if you can hit the limit.

[Jedimindtrickonyou]

Originally posted by IchigoMait:

Originally posted by Neclord06:

I already know there are sponsorships, but I don't care if people won't care to stop buying so much DLC. I can't run DLSS3 frame generation to begin with if the game is jittering every other frame. So I am curious, will STAR WARS OUTLAWS have the same frame time bug on my system? If so, I will have to fresh install different Windows versions. Another problem is the DRM. Games sometimes start to work better when they've received all the planned updates and DRM is removed. I imagine this is the biggest limitation to finishing any Ubisoft style game, because you buy a game with DRM at the same time you are expecting continued updates and then you are distracted by the next game which, itself, has DRM and continued updates.

You have to get at least 30fps without framegen, otherwise it's pointless and you get loads of weird artifacts. It generates new frames based on current frames, and as games use frameskipping it will appear with framegeneration when below framegen 60fps, best compromise is 90fps with framegen, but the min best is 120 fps with framegen so you're game is only actually rendering 60.
Also if you're limiting your fps to a certain value, that real render will be half of that, that is if you can hit the limit.

Nvidia recommends no less than 40fps before applying frame generation and AMD recommends no less than 60fps. Basically, DLSS FG can work lower without issues, although they both work better when starting with a higher base frame rate. Using frame gen to go from 30fps to achieve 60fps is abusing the technology because you end up with a 60fps that feels terrible due to higher than normal input lag (the thing that typically makes higher frame rates feel better to play than lower ones). The worst part is that developers are starting to go against the recommendations of AMD. Black Myth Wukong on PS5 has a “performance mode” that is using FSR 3 FG just to maintain 60fps, which is a misuse of the technology.

[Draxuss]

Originally posted by Snipy:

Why is that even here?!
This is Avatar forum ! Not Star wars!! Get lost with that spam!!

No one made you read any of this "spam"...