Cyberpunk 2077 NVIDIA DLSS 3 Update Is Out Now

would be cool to get FSR 2.2 to get less ghosting too...

 

RTX 3000 maybe dead

 

It's frustrating that the units that are enabling this exist in cards since Turing, and I also never understood how this is not possible with a 2 frame delay, for any card out there.

 

I've had raging arguments on reddit telling people this exact same thing. But they won't have it. They just start raging hard and shilling for Nvidia.

AMD proved Nvidia fanboys wrong with FSR and more importantly FSR2.x showing that upscaling can be done without bespoke hardware and it can have excellent results (ala FSR2).

TV's have been doing black frame insertion for years now on chips inside TV's that are insanely low power.

Consoles and game engines have had chequerboard rendering for nearly a decade now too.

But still Nvidia fanboys will just defend Nvidia at every chance they get. I hope AMD is working hard on their FSR3 implementation and I hope to god they open it up to more GPU's like they have with FSR1&2. I hope Intel does the same but they are in a mess at the moment from their enaring call.... yikes...

 

Yet you buy the most expensive Nvidia card there is. Nuff said.

 

My 4090 was one of the "cheapest" models there is, I can spend my money on what ever I want. That doesn't mean I can't say nothing negative about Nvidia, there was no contract inside the box when I got the card.

I had a 7900XTX but I suffered from the heatsink issue and had to return it. There was no AIB 7900XTX cards in stock and I wasn't going to buy a 4080 so I just caved and got a 4090. If I had no issues with the 7900XTX I would still own that card as performance was still excellent.

My argument would actually give you more features on your 3060 and make my own purchase look stupid, how can you not see that?

 

I have the 4090 too but it doesn't mean i'm rooting for Nvidia, we need a competitive AMD to continue giving us great alternatives and also keep nvidia from creating a monopoly. I hope AMD will embarrass nvidia like they did back when they released freesync which today almost eliminated gsync from relevance.

 

You had me curious so i looked into it and there's indeed support for optical flow back to turing, but under the hood the capabilities have evolved:
https://docs.nvidia.com/video-technologies/optical-flow-sdk/nvofa-application-note/

Ampere might be able to get some form of frame generation going, Turing has capabilities limitations, once frame generation for Ada is robust enough they might release a DLSS 2.5 with frame gen for Ampere? Who knows.

 

And what if it was as useless as XeSS on non Intel dGPUs? Since Nvidia's doc pretty much indicates that:

https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/h...up-conversion-in-the-nvidia-optical-flow-sdk/

No, I don't want uselessly slow features on my 3060. More DLSS 2 improvements are much more welcome, and I'm still getting these (so far). As I do get Reflex in more titles, so Ampere and Turing are aging much better than RDNA1 & 2.

 

Look it's entirely possible that FSR3 frame gen is terrible on Nvidia or just terrible altogether but the idea of using that link as a reason is kind of moot. I assume AMD won't be using NVOFA in their implementation and due to that will probably have to find ways to solve the compute issue. Kind of reminds me of hairworks.. where Nvidia built a ton of work into a geometry simulation of hair because A. Their hardware was good at geometry and B. It used a bunch of technology they already had.. then AMD comes along and arguably does it better with TressFX which abandoned geometry process entirely in favor of a pure vertex solution.

Now I'm also not saying AMD comes out with some non-compute variant of frame generation but it's entirely possible they take a completely different approach and it's successful. And it's not like it costs you anything - they need it for their own architecture, so what's the downside for us?

 

Pointless comment.

 

"I have the 4090 too but it doesn't mean i'm rooting for Nvidia" oh yea, that was the best joke of the day here.

 

It is not realistic to expect Nvidia not to push features for which they invested dedicated transistors.

Another hypocrite.

 

I'm not saying Nvidia shouldn't push it's own technologies, in fact I give credit to Nvidia for doing so - because it forces competition.

I'm just saying it's entirely within the realm of possibility that you can develop said features without said hardware. Which has been shown by AMD multiple times. TressFX, Freesync and FSR are all examples of this. And, as Nvidia user, there's no downside that AMD develops those technologies - it's just a bonus for us.

I don't get how any of this makes them hypocrites? You can simultaneously buy things and advocate for others to get said technologies without being hypocritical lol..

 

You're being ridiculous, and accomplishing nothing by saying this stuff. Would you prefer if they just sing the praises of nVidia?

He had the cash and wanted to get a video card now rather than waiting an unknown amount of time. That's not unreasonable, I'm still waiting on my 7900XTX because a single AIB model (seemingly) hasn't been shipped to Canada yet, despite ordering over a month ago, not too long after launch.

 

I thought the same, bought AMD, even went Linux for the most part. It doesn't work or it's severely inferior (as will be FSR 3), I don't need to be bothered with this in my leisure time. It's really some nerd issue that points to a lack of more important things to care about.

 

Well after waiting for months, I've finally tried it and sad to say I don't like it.

DLSS3 works really well in Portal RTX. It turns 25fps into something playable. Because the game doesn't require millisecond reflexes, the game is responsive enough for a decent experience.

I had hoped that with Cyberpunk, already running at 85fps, the experience would be enhanced by DLSS3 but for whatever reason, it isn't. It's hard to describe, just feels a bit strange when enabled. I also don't get a feeling of an improved framerate like with Portal RTX.

 

I AM 100% sure DLSS 3.0 could work on 3000 series, NGreedia simply not turn it on so people buy overpriced 4000 series

 

Maybe but you could say that about literally anything... So I think it's better to show evidence that way we avoid a bunch of posts like this for every single piece of technology that comes out with every single card ever.