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CONTROL Resonant Ultra + Path Tracing Ultra vs Optimized + Path Tracing on the 5070 Ti. You can gain up to 50% in performance with almost no impact to visuals. I used Sebastian Castellanos optimized settings here.

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Mostly Positive Reviews2 days ago

Went from dropping below 60 fps at times to never having to worry about 60 fps at all. DLSS Balanced + FG2X and I manage to hit my 158 fps target 95% of the time.

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Sebastian Castellanos2 days ago

That CR CPU usage though, simply chef's kiss. Coming off Stutterfall, it's such a sight for sore eyes.

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Galvatron Bean2 days ago

@Sebasti66855537 Still one of the best uses of RT

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M_7_D_72 days ago

@Sebasti66855537

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TomCatBomber2 days ago

@Sebasti66855537 gpu usage at 100% and cpu usage very low. oof, nice. unless you're one of those clowns thinking the higher the gpu usage, the worse the optimization.

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Jorgie2 days ago

@Sebasti66855537 Can you post the selection so I don’t have to rummage through that entire article

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Matthew2 days ago

@Sebasti66855537 What is it like at 4k? Keen to see your video on this if you are making one 😀

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Mostly Positive Reviews2 days ago

@Sebasti66855537 At DLSS Performance with these settings it still maintains 60+ in this scene. I was actually recording and editing last night, but I fell asleep in front of my PC, so just decided to do this short video today. Will see how Monday goes and if I get time to finish my edit.

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Matthew2 days ago

@Sebasti66855537 Awesome bro! Looking forward to it

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Rick Sanchez2 days ago

@Sebasti66855537 run the memory at 17000MHz and the GPU core at 3150MHz with +400 XBAR overclock for this heavy ah game

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Raywhisper1 day ago

@Sebasti66855537

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Raditzlfutz1 day ago

@Sebasti66855537 What is the performance and image quality like at 1920p DLDSR with DLSS on Performance? Similar base resolution to 1440p DLSS Q.

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