Cyberpunk 2077 Performance Review and Optimisation Guide

WYP · #1 13-12-20, 06:41 PM

Here's how to get the best performance out of Cyberpunk 2077

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KingNosser · #2 13-12-20, 07:28 PM

6800XT on can it run cyberpunk settings, yes, yes it can

It looks stunning, whenever they add dxr for amd cards i hope it is as smooth as now all be it lower fps, cause the game is very eye candy and i'm enjoying it, yet to have a single bug, but yea i get that a lot of people are getting some real weird bugs in the game.

Consoles far worse, it should change for ps5 and xboxSX, but this is the first game I'd say is a next gen title.

AngryGoldfish · #3 13-12-20, 07:29 PM

I haven't played the game myself, but it truly is stunning to look at. Despite all the challenges, CD Projekt Red deserve a huge round of applause. What they've built is an incredible feat that'll likely always be remembered.

AlienALX · #4 13-12-20, 07:52 PM

With RT enabled this is by far the best looking PC game I have ever seen. Even without it it's still stunning.

But yeah, as I kinda guessed RT is big in this one. Thankfully you don't need stupid FPS either, considering it's a single player mainly RPG.

It's not even a proper next gen title either. It's a "best of the last gen we will see" game.

Edit. My manners have gone for a walk again FFS. Thank you for doing this. Also, big up for putting the 2080Ti in there too. I can see why many didn't now. Once you get to high settings at 1440p it runs out of VRAM.

NeverBackDown · #5 13-12-20, 10:30 PM

CPU performance on Ryzen can be improved quite a bit if you modify the hex code in the .exe file.

With that said haven't done it myself. Not really interested in the game tbh

WYP · #6 13-12-20, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by NeverBackDown

CPU performance on Ryzen can be improved quite a bit if you modify the hex code in the .exe file.

With that said haven't done it myself. Not really interested in the game tbh

I have heard that and may investigate soon.

NeverBackDown · #7 13-12-20, 11:56 PM

Posted in quick news the other day about it if you want to take a look. There's also a reddit thread on it talking a little bit about performance. Seems to be mostly helping min and avg frame rates.

WYP · #8 14-12-20, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by NeverBackDown

Posted in quick news the other day about it if you want to take a look. There's also a reddit thread on it talking a little bit about performance. Seems to be mostly helping min and avg frame rates.

I'll look into it later today. TBH, after finishing up yesterday I was spent. It was good to finally be able to play Cyberpunk without it being "work".

4K, my optimised settings with DLSS enabled for a smooth 60+ FPS at 4K on an RTX 3070. I wanted to turn ray tracing on, but it was a little too taxing at 4K.