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Native resolutions I guess?
There needs to be clarity on this, every time no one bloody knows.It rarely is these days.
Although I'm open to being pleasantly surprised.
If they were targeting 60fps on XBSX, not really.No way those are native resolutions. That would be too good to be true.
Native resolutions I guess?
3080 10GB: Are we a joke to you?Ah yes, the 12GB 3080 no mans land lol
Just a placeholder. Will start auto downloading when available.The Gamepass PC preload only downloaded 10MB of the 150GB.
That seems a little low to me.
Nvidia has benches.Native resolutions I guess?
nah. I don't believe them
nah. I don't believe them
of course not.You dont believe the developers of the game?
Yet a 3070ti is on there,it makes no senseAh yes, the 12GB 3080 no mans land lol
So yeah, not native. They got DLSS upscaling on in each of thoseFor Nvidia Ada owners willing to upscale and frame gen it, these can be helpful to see, too:
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For Nvidia Ada owners willing to upscale and frame gen it, these can be helpful to see, too:
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Anyone got an explanation why the 4090 is barely any faster than the 4080 in all resolutions when it's not even CPU-limited?For Nvidia Ada owners willing to upscale and frame gen it, these can be helpful to see, too:
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This a joke? Why is the 4090 just 10% faster than the 4080S when it's supposed to be 20-30% faster?For Nvidia Ada owners willing to upscale and frame gen it, these can be helpful to see, too:
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Why? it will play it at decent settings with DLSS, it's still a beastNever thought I'd already feel like such a peasant with my 3080ti![]()
My guess is the game uses about 10 to 12GB RAM depending on the settings. That's close to the 16GB limit if your OS has a lot of bloat. I have seen systems using 4GB+ RAM at startup (with 16GB installed) because most people don't care. And because the next step from 16GB is 32GB (who has 24GB or any other in between number really?) you get those recommendations.That recommended 32GB Ram makes me a little bit uncomfortable.
Textures/assets. Diablo 4 will fill up your vram and then start grabbing system ram to store more for example. The game even warns that you need 32gb system ram for the ultra 4K texture setting.why would the system memory go up at higher settings? I have never actually seen a noticeable change in system ram usage when upping game settings in any game.
maybe you'll get a gigabyte more, but if it's so close to that 16GB limit they're doing something wrong here