I'll definitely look into this when I have the time; I've got to rest now for work later. Is it on Steam? I just searched for it and don't see it.
BluRayHiDef
Here's an interesting article to which someone referred me; it indicates that an i7-4770K is only ~8% slower than an i9-10900K at 4K Ultra when paired with an RTX 3080. So, because my i7-5820K is in the same general league of performance as an i7-4770K, any bottlenecks that I experience at 4K with maximum settings are similar in scale, which isn't too bad. Having said that, if it's more of a bottleneck for Cyberpunk 2077, then I'll definitely upgrade soon.
Nice. Give the different RT benchmarks a shot when you have a chance(Boundary, Bright Memory Infinite, Port Royal, Crytek's Neon Noir, etc.). I was getting like 8fps at native 4K in Boundary on a 2060 Super.
Here's an interesting article to which someone referred me; it indicates that an i7-4770K is only ~8% slower than an i9-10900K at 4K Ultra when paired with an RTX 3080. So, because my i7-5820K is in the same general league of performance as an i7-4770K, any bottlenecks that I experience at 4K with maximum settings are similar in scale, which isn't too bad. Having said that, if it's more of a bottleneck for Cyberpunk 2077, then I'll definitely upgrade soon.
I ended up going through Steam. When you search the store for "Bright Memory" the auto-complete will show the RT benchmark page...
I shouldn't be doing this because I need to go to bed, but I'm running it now. I'll post a video of the benchmark running on my system.
Nice. Give the different RT benchmarks a shot when you have a chance(Boundary, Bright Memory Infinite, Port Royal, Crytek's Neon Noir, etc.). I was getting like 8fps at native 4K in Boundary on a 2060 Super.
CrustyBritches
GTFO ZOTEC WE HAVE A NEW KING IN TOWN.
THE DAZZLING ANGEL
I reckon the 3600 will be fine for a good while, only later on the gen when games really focus on the next gen systems there could be some issues
Was worried there slightly as I'll have to replace my motherboard if I go for a new CPU. Will likely upgrade when the 5000 series drops down in price then
Good on you for not being a fucking twat
CrustyBritches
Here is the video; I ran the benchmark in all four modes: Quality, Balance, Performance, and Ultra Performance. 4K resolution is still processing, so it's not available yet.
What were your settings and results? Also, what are your specifications?
Here is the video; I ran the benchmark in all four modes: Quality, Balance, Performance, and Ultra Performance. 4K resolution is still processing, so it's not available yet.
4k
My rig's average frame rate was 32.9 frames per second at those settings. I guess my CPU is a bit slower, hehe, or maybe you have faster RAM.
Just 3200mhz memory. No oc on gpu or cpu. I can run performance mode tomorrow
So, your RAM is 800MHz faster than mine. That could be the reason for the difference in performance.
Man I'd feel bad having bought a 3090 after watching this, great video
Even in 4k the performance gain isnt worth it above an 3080. And 8k isnt just a performance hit, it's just unplayable. This isnt a gaming card. At least you're happy with it!I don't feel bad at all.
I have an 8K QLED and I don't plan to game beyond 4K because the performance hit is too great for too little benefit.
The only worthwile upgrade is a 3080, clearly showed in that video
It's not 20% faster, it's more 2%-15% depending on games. I am not validating, just confirming and linked a video that explains it perfectly.
I'm not the making posts that I feel bad for other people who choose to buy a more expansive item.
I didn't make a post about feeling bad about others buying this card, if you read correctly I said I would of felt bad in buying this card. I almost did since I couldn't get my hands on a 3080 and could get a 3090 instead, now I have no regrets and for me, would of been pretty stupid
My point was made in the post with the YouTube video I posted. What's yours besides trying to justify your purchase and going after me?
