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[delirium trigger]

I put together a pc two years ago and did a lot of research beforehand. So many people just flat out said don't use ray tracing, it's not worth the performance hit. I ended up with a 4070ti and I'm able to run Cyberpunk at 1440p at around 140 fps with all the settings completely maxed out with dlss and frame gen.

I won't be buying 50 series but 4x frame gen sounds like an awesome feature for people with oled monitors.

 

[nkarafo]

Eh, sounds like what you want isn't frame gen but something like this.

CRT Simulation in a GPU Shader, Looks Better Than BFI - Blur Busters

Who Is this for? CRT Enthusiasts, software & hardware developers, emulator authors, all of who wish to reduce display motion blur of 60 years of legacy 60fps 60Hz content with softer flicker than BFI. UPDATE 2024/12/24: It just got added to Retroarch emulator on github quickly, the same day we...

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RetroArch first program to support BlurBuster’s CRT beam racing simulator shader – Libretro

Tried it, looks good but it's too picky about monitors. My 240hz monitor is not fully compatible because... 8bit something, i don't remember. So even though i do get the clear CRT like motion, i also get some weird stripes.

 

[Deerock71]

If you're sensitive to sample and hold motion blur, you can improve it even further by getting a monitor that has backlight strobing.

 

[Kataploom]

I was convinced by it after testing it in the Forspoken demo, but then Doom TDA hit with FSR FG and I got back to not believing again... Hell, even AFMF looks WAY better, they fucked something in the implementation

 

[Alexios]

Tried it, looks good but it's too picky about monitors. My 240hz monitor is not fully compatible because... 8bit something, i don't remember. So even though i do get the clear CRT like motion, i also get some weird stripes.

Yeah but in the near future probably any and every monitor will be able to use it fine with even higher hz/hdr/color depth/whatever as standard trickling down even for low spec/budget monitors etc.

 

[The Cockatrice]

2x is fine as long as its used to get higher framerates when you already have well above 80, however it is now used a crutch to boost "performance" in poorly unoptimized UE5 trash and 3x and 5x introduce severe artifacting as well as noticeable delay, besides the fact that realistically no game should ever require so much framegen.

 

[SILKYSMOOTH30FPS]

It opened my eyes with MH Wilds. I even tried a bunch of guard point parries to see if there's a noticeable delay, and nah, it was just fine.

 

[clarky]

I just can't. I notice the latency too much even on a controller.

You can notice 20ms of latency?

I call beards.

 

[Guardian Monkey]

You can notice 20ms of latency?

I call beards.

Depends on game but more if you jump to 3x and 4x it's noticeable just a bit on controller. 2x though seems fine for everything I've played it on. A lot is relative to base framerate and frame pacing as well.

 

[ReBurn]

I take my glasses of to play seeing no jaggies

When I take my glasses off everything has N64 fog effects.

 

[CrustyBritches]

It's best to use it to go from high frame rate to extremely high frame rate.

 

[Buggy Loop]

Only tried it in Cyberpunk 2077 path tracing since I got the 5070 Ti and its incredible yes.

I'm thinking of upgrading my monitor to truely get 3x & 4x benefit so I would need 240 Hz monitor at the least.

 

[Ulysses 31]

Also nice with all those FromSoft games that are capped at 60 fps.

Too my surprise, even videos are affected.

 

[peish]

I think it needs 2 more major driver iterations to prove haterz wrong big time

I tried mfg on portal rtx, with my wireless high sensitivity rAzer mouse, i can notice the added latency

Wired > 2000hz wireless > mfg

I also noticed the macro blocking around the gun but that's minor to over look