NVIDIA DLSS 3 "Frame Generation" Lock Reportedly Bypassed, RTX 2070 Gets Double The Frames In Cyberpunk 2077
NVIDIA recently introduced its new DLSS 3 technology that adds a new feature known as Frame Generation on supported GPUs.
wccftech.com
-
If you have been following the news, you should be aware that the people of Lebanon have been under a violent bombardment that has recently escalated. Please consider donating to help them if you can or trying to spread word of the fundraiser.
-
Asheville and Western North Carolina at large are in crisis after Helene, please consider contributing to these local organizations and helping the people whose lives have been destroyed.
NVIDIA's DLSS 3 frame generation has been reportedly bypassed, RTX 2070 gets double the frames on CP2077
- Thread starter Arubedo
- Start date
- Status
wccftech.com
I have my doubts on the validity of this, no one else with review code seems to have tested it?
not testable by us yet, but basically any person that got the 4090 to review and DLSS3 patch for Cyberpunk 2077 could verify this, but not a peep as of yet. not even been 24 hours since that post but still.
not testable by us yet, but basically any person that got the 4090 to review and DLSS3 patch for Cyberpunk 2077 could verify this, but not a peep as of yet. not even been 24 hours since that post but still.
This was only a matter of time, but faster than I expected! Can't wait to see what my 3080TI is capable of! You can see why Nvidia didn't want to release this on older gen cards. You simply love to see it.
If true for older geneation RTX cards, Nvidia can fuck off for trying to force folks buying their overpriced 4000 series to use DLSS3.
To be fair, Sony blocked DualShock 4 controllers from working on PS5 games even though it works just fine through remote play. I don't think locking stuff to force consumers to buy the newest thing is exclusive to PC.
I guess they will. Most people wont see the need to upgrade to a 40xx card if they can double the frame rate with their old card with a software update.
i was under the impression that's it's probably possible but that since the older cards might not have enough hardware for it that it would be worse than regular DLSS 2?
I wouldn't get too excited if it causes framedrops and instablity. Most importantly tho where is the proof for all of this?
Hopefully it isn't bad image quality and can be easily fixed with more modders improving it.
Well, they mention instability and frame drops which kinda infers they weren't getting that before. So by frame drops don't they just mean dips or stutters?
Pretty sure they said it was running on the Tensor cores, the new cards just have more of them to give to DLSS 3 to do its thing.
Frame drops I can tolerate at ~80fps with Gsync but bad image quality and artifacts i cannot tolerate.
If true, can this be enabled for any game? They had to modify the game's config file, so I assume there's no (known) way to unlock it for all supported games.
Still, if true, fuck Nvidia. I get trying to make a case for buying 4000 series cards, but this just strengthens my resolve to not give them any money until they start making reasonably priced cards again.
Still, if true, fuck Nvidia. I get trying to make a case for buying 4000 series cards, but this just strengthens my resolve to not give them any money until they start making reasonably priced cards again.
jfc nvidia give this to all rtx owners ya goobers. stability issues aside, it would be worth being able to try.
If you read the article it does say it comes with instability. Maybe not the performance that you would want.
- Status