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There is a real product called shewee that could enable that scenario. And now I probably ruined my google history as searched to double check I wasn't imagining its existence!That's... a woman, right? I have questions...
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There is a real product called shewee that could enable that scenario. And now I probably ruined my google history as searched to double check I wasn't imagining its existence!That's... a woman, right? I have questions...
Cyberpunk 2077 just got a massive 2.1 update which includes major updates to Ray Tracing modes, allowing Ray Reconstruction to be used on all RT modes as long as RT Reflections are enabled. In this video, we test the performance and image quality of the Cyberpunk 20777 2.1 updates
Is this an error? Or was it done intentionally by the devs? Personally, I don't like it when it's enabled by default. It should be my choice to use/not use the technology/run at native res.One error with the new update (and I've noticed a couple) is that it automatically disables DLSS by default.
Is this an error? Or was it done intentionally by the devs? Personally, I don't like it when it's enabled by default. It should be my choice to use/not use the technology/run at native res.
Did the same to me, disabled DLSS and when I turned it back on it went to DLAA by default. There is also an ongoing bug with the graphic settings, every time I patched the game it floored my FPS until I went to the menu and picked a graphics profile then tuned it again. Going by the reviews and play through, 2.2 is a few % faster than 2.0/2.1 with the same settings, but I manually updated my DLSS DLL to the latest 3.5.10, so I don't know exactly how much
BTW, for those with RTX 4***, you should really enable DLSS ray reconstruction, image quality improvements on anything below the Quality setting are really something interesting (not quite sure how Auto works)...
It's the little things isn't it
It's the little things isn't it
If on Steam get it to do a file verify. I think other launchers may have similar capability.Maybe re-install with the latest version when you get your new M.2/SSD instead of patching if you can (maybe your current files aren't 100%)?
GoG installers don't sadly, they're old timers and only check the files they modified, but the launcher (what's the name, Galaxy?) might? Never actually used it, worth a tryIf on Steam get it to do a file verify. I think other launchers may have similar capability.