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#PhantomBladeZero includes an option called Super Resolution Output Scale and By default it’s set to Auto, which most of the time uses a resolution scale lower than 100%. and this is not an ideal way to use Upscaling as it lowers both the rendering and output resolution and adds... show more

BenchmarKing

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Vel9 days ago

are you on driver 617? or 621? I read something about the dev saying to swap to 617

BenchmarKing9 days ago

I tried the older 617.42 driver but didn't notice any differences, though results may vary on other systems.

Lu1Min9 days ago

This is genuinely disgusting to try and trick people. black flag resynched did the same thing

Tristan9 days ago

I can’t help but feel this is done for the wrong reasons. Just trying to make people think the game runs better than it does

Pedro9 days ago

Já estou ansioso pelo vídeo, sai hoje?

AcMoriarty9 days ago

Você viu algo sobre o drive que causa quedas de desempenho no NVidia ? Foi o último drive antes do hotfix

BenchmarKing9 days ago

I tried the older 617.42 driver but didn't notice any differences, though results may vary on other systems.

Laura R🍓8 days ago

the way 90% auto is literally making the game look worse so it can brag about fps is so backwards to me. like 55 fps at full res is still perfectly playable and you actually get to see the game.

ZI LA9 days ago

Developers doing this actively makes me want to avoid the game. There is absolutely no reason to do it except tricking gamers into thinking the game performs better than it does. If you want to play at a non-native resolution for some reason, you can already change that.

Daniel8 days ago

Sabe qual devo colocar na amd ? Tá consumindo quase toda minha ram e só de colocar no auto ele diminuiu 2gb de uso.

Tuturu8 days ago

I have a 3060 with a r5 3600, I hope this games runs well, because i cant do any upgrades for the time being

SAFTALEX.9 days ago

do you know if your video will be ready when the game releases?

BenchmarKing9 days ago

It’ll be available in a few hours 😉

Raynier9 days ago

I’m sorry if it’s a dumb question. But this has nothing to do with dlss, right? It’s more like the internal resolution the game is running at, isn’t it?

BenchmarKing9 days ago

It affects all upscalers.

Ollet 🌠9 days ago

@alex60916864

ᴛᴀᴋᴀᴄʜɪɪ~ かたな9 days ago

you take too long bro, your videos need to be on release day or maybe 1 day after

HeyWilliam9 days ago

非常感谢你的测试🙏🙏

Phenomena9 days ago

Video out today ? 👀

BenchmarKing9 days ago

Yes 😉

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