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Try making a new profile then add the individual .exe file of the game and set an fps limit. Remove the global limit. I've seen it happen where if it is done under the global profile / preset it limits Lossless app as well.

Yeah, that's another angle indeed. You can now use lower quality presets while looking better, meaning you can claw back the slight performance loss.

Never tried it but I've heard many people say that now. Will be sure to give it a shot 👍

Dont be so hard on yourself! If the GPUBusy Avg and Frametime AVG are close to each other it means little to no CPU bottleneck. If the Frametime AVG is much higher than GPUBusy Avg it means you have a CPU bottleneck of some sort. Could be RAM, or even just the game not utilizing resources to the fullest. If that still sounds confusing then look at the GPUBusy Deviation. The higher that %, the less GPU bound you are.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews You're the real MVP! Definitely clears up my confusion. So if GPUBusy is much higher than the Frametime AVG, does that mean it's a GPU bottleneck instead of a CPU one?

@@blebinmawnor1891 Happy to help! The best case scenario for the GPU would be if they are equal. The Avg frametime cant be lower than the GPUBusy time. GPUBusy time means the time it takes for the GPU to render the frame, so the best it can be is equal. Dont let that confuse you though. The way to look at it is if the GPUBusy time is 10ms, and the average frametime is 10ms, it means the CPU can prepare the frames within 10ms or lower, and the CPU waited for the GPU, so GPU limited. But if the avg frametime is 20ms and the GPUBusy time is 10ms it means the GPU waited 10ms for the next frame to be prepared by the CPU / system / engine, meaning a CPU limit. The CPU limit in this case can be anything like RAM, game engine etc. CPU limit is just an umbrella term for when not fully GPU limited. Hope I didnt confuse you again now haha!

The good thing here is that DLSS Balanced at 1440p now looks better in many places than DLSS Quality at 1440p, so if you want a bit of a boost drop the DLSS preset one lower. It'll still look as good, or better, while performing better too.

I personally prefer DLAA as it does resolve finer details better. And soon you'll be able to use the new DLSS as well via Nvidia App which will make it look even better.

DLAA is sharper.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews via nvidia app? am i missing something lol? im still on geforce experience did they get a new software or something? i keep saying upgrade to nvidia app when i open experience to update my drivers but ive been ignoring it

Hahaha, that's interesting. I tried it out on my 165hz panel with v-sync on and it stayed at 120 fps, so maybe a bug with higher refresh rate monitors? Very cool though.

@ I also have g-sync and v-sync enabled in Nvidia driver. Idk if that would make a difference or not. I haven’t seen anyone else mention this yet and I’ve confirmed with 3 different fps software. Nvidia app, RTSS and my monitors built in fps readout. Also on W11 24H2 with a 9800x3d.

Yeah, it definitely suffers from the usual UE issues, and quite badly at times.

Unfortunately not, that game is broken from a CPU perspective 😔

Yeah, it's insane that today we need to rely on modders to fix and implement features that should be standard in 2025 :(

It has an HDR luminescence slider

Yeah, it should get better and better with time for sure. Look at where DLSS started and look where we are now. It's a major improvement.

Bbbbut you see... 😝😝😝 Now your TENSORFLOW HARDWARE IS COMPLETELY USELESS AS NEW MODEL DOESN UTILIZE IT LOOOOL. You PAID FOR AIRTX 4000 😉.

You're welcome! For latency I just used the Nvidia App overlay.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews thanks a lot man.

I personally dont mind DLSS, and now with the new transformer model even DLSS Performance at 4K will look good. But yes, you are going to run out of VRAM in more games than not, especially going forward.

That's basically what I'm going to do. I'm skipping 50-series, and if games start to struggle closer to the release of the 60-series I'll just use Lossless Scaling 4X. In my opinion it is better to have some artifacting using LSFG than it is to be out $3000 for mediocre performance uplifts.

2x is the standard FG for 40xx series, the 3x/4x is for 50xx series

I have no culture, I blame my parents 😔

well I guess we'll let it slide just this one time​@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews

As stated in the video this wasnt an image quality comparison video, but rather to answer the question about the impact on performance the new transformer model has. The performance differences are the same between the two methods, with or without RR.

Terra Ware said he is going to do an image quality comparison video. I think that'll shine some more light on it.

right on​@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews

Thank you, and yeah, if I had a bit more time I wouldve done just a simple test in motion too. The patch dropped oit of nowhere and I thought to quickly just show the performance differences as it has been something that has been speculated a lot. When the Override function becomes available via the Nvidia App I'll test a few more games and also show motion 👍

It really does look good yeah. You'll be able to override it using the Nvidia App for the games that wont get updated.

Yes

Yes you can!

Maybe you have the 60 FPS cap on?

@@FloatingOfficial nope, set to 120

hate to say it but 3900x is a massive bottleneck on a 4090 compared to recent cpu's. Though I would try using DLSS

Don't know how you have that combo! Since Zen 2, cpu improvements have been substantial! I mean, the 4090 was bottlenecking many CPU's even at 4k when it came out. Now with these modern games, its even more severe I'd imagine! Although I must say that the performance disparity is, even given what I said, extreme! Could be memory issue too (or pcie speed)?

What are you doing with that CPU on a GPU like that ? 🤔😂

Yes

Yea 👍

Yes but unfortunately not adjustable natively as many would prefer it. As of now the 0-10 counter seems to lock the peak brightness at at least a 900 nits ceiling and make a small floor. It looks good, but will turn it off and compare with RTX HDR and set the ceiling according to my Displays higher peak brightness.

​@@NearynHubwhat display are you using?

Yes but it appears to be broken

Yeah indeed, character faces looked like melted wax models with PT and RR enabled. This is much better now!

I havent tested Ultra Performance yet at 4K, but DLSS Performance at 4K looks slightly better than DLSS Balanced at 4K, so I reckon Ultra Performance at worst would be equal to Performance 4K.

How do you get DLSS 4 in RDR2 ?

@@HDRGamingHub manually switching dlss and model probably

On my 2060 super, rdr2 dlss quality cnn is 80fps and dlss quality transformer is 69fps.. it's huge for me, not worth. Edit: As per some users, new Nvidia driver 571.96 found in some dev cuda toolkit improves performance alot for transformer model.. we should wait till Jan 30 for official driver release.

@@GameplayUnboxed Yep, so much hype around it but no one will tell you the huge cost it can have

Just tried it in Stalker 2, and there it makes an even bigger difference than Cyberpunk in my opinion. The game looks as if it is being rendered at a much higher resolution for about a 2% cost to performance. This Transformer model is really good!

This update to existing DLSS technologies is more interesting to me than the launch of the 50-series ;)

The performance improvement is supposed to come from FG but it doesnt seem to make a difference currently, so not sure if it's botched. The transformer model was always going to cost some performance but it should be mitigated by an increase with FG, which doesnt seem to work correctly currently.

It comes from FG when used with the old CNN model

@rohithmekala2608 So, it's pointless then. Most people will use the new model for better IQ.

I see a lot of people are reporting crashes with RR enabled. I'm not seeing crashes, but that's maybe a reason. That said, The performance differences between CNN and Transformer are identical for me with RR on or off. I wanted to mention it in the video but I completely forgot.

@Mostly_Positive_Reviews my 3080 ti has like 104 vs 84 fps with rr enabled cnn vs transformer

Thanks bud, and happy new year to you too! Yeah, there is quite a big difference. Lines are a lot cleaner, a lot less aliased, fences look a lot more stable, and flickering lights are also much improved. It's definitely worth the slight performance cost.

Any time! Thanks for watching!

​@@Mostly_Positive_Reviewsthere isn't much you can do with a craptop with Ryzen 3 7320U with soldered 8GB RAM

@@nsawatchlistbait289 Oh, yeah, soldered on components arent ideal :(

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews I thought I'd get the same performance as the steam deck because same architecture. But the r3 7320u has only 2 GPU compute units while steam deck has 8. And its got double the ram

Thanks for watching! Yeah, 566.45 hotfix driver. I checked if there was a new driver before recording and there wasnt. But there probably will be one soon for the 50-series.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews Got it. Thanks for the answer!

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews Hi!! Did you install the NVIDIA App and you don't need to enable anything in it?

@@GENTZIS The game itself received this update so nothing needs to be done in the Nvidia App or anywhere else.