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A 3060 will not be able to handle all of those at once, let alone at ANY DLSS level at 4k. I would start at native 1080p and work your way down there with DLSS if you must have RT enabled, or just disable RT entirely. Don't expect to get better than PS5 performance for a card that costs less than a PS5.
PS5 does not have Ultra+ settings, PC does and RTX 3060 can run Ultra+ without RT just fine.
3060 is not an entry card, its about Mid range, it still beats cards like 980, 1080, 2070.
What is the min level nvidia card that will reliably run RT at 50+ fps?
In this game, probably 4080 - 4090, RT is poorly optimised.
DX 11 no RT, with much better ambient occlusions, Highest fps, high resolution (DLDSR 4K) + TAAU
Cyberpunk & Spiderman Remastered work SUPER well with RT & DLSS. That's not an excuse. a 3060 should be able to run that, specially at 1080p!
The 3050 is an entry level card, the 3060 is a mid range card.
I have a RTX 9090 which is also an entry level card.
Anything that has 80 RT cores or better, my 6950XT can handle it at around 40FPS without FSR with ULTRA+ settings and full ray tracing and it has 80 RT cores..
You should compare it to crysis remastered and metro exodus instead because they actually have the most options for ray tracing including RTGI.
OP is saying they wanna run it at 4k maxed, the 3060 can potentially do 1080p with DLSS and medium settings with RTGI and maybe RTAO but thats stretching it.