Today I am releasing version 1.2 of the mod! It works with Cyberpunk 2.1 but sadly the performance gains are lower than the original version. It still can bring signficant improvements but its not literally 2.5/3.0x the performance anymore in some circumstances.
Total performance:
GRAPH FOR PRE CYBERPUNK 2.1, I might update it at some point: RTX 40 series has not been tested fully, once tested I might update this:
Pre Cyberpunk 2.1 perf: Nvidia 30 series: up to 175% gains! Nvidia 40 series: over 130% gains (possibly 150-170% on performance but not all versions have been tested) AMD 7000 series: up to 260% gains!!!!
Post Cyberpunk 2.1 perf: Nvidia 30 series: up to 40-80% gains sporadically AMD 7000 series: up to 150-200% gains sporadically
OLD PRE 2.1 VERSION COMPARISON of Stock(No mod), Ultra, Balanced, Performance and RT Ultra without Overdrive on a 3060ti: https://imgsli.com/MTc2NzA2
I need to update some stuff other than the mod, but generally its working, sadly its not as good as pre-update
Did a comparison between the mod and stock on my 3060Ti. I gained about 10fps near the cherry blossom market at 1080p DLSS balanced, going from 30 to 40 fps. Stock:
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but is it possible to do sub internsl native ray counts? Ie instead of one ray per internal pixel do one for every two or four? Doesn't exactly matter much I'm just curious:)
I'm not sure exactly what this mod is about. Can I change the graphics settings in the game at will after installation? Does it mean that the frame will be higher than before installation in any setting, regardless of the user's graphic setting status? I apologize for looking awkward using a translator.
I am confused, it's not improving any performance for me, and I am on a 3050, is there something that I should do after choosing a certain file like for example choosing DLSS balanced with the balanced version?
hi im not ritch so my hardware is not the best..but would that mod work on my 4060 with a 5 3600 32 gb ram... and maybe someone could tell me what i should change when i have the money the cpu or gpu ? thank u :)
Hello there ! I previously had a RTX 4060Ti so in terms of compatibility, I can confirm it works. Pretty well in fact. But in terms of performance. I won't be good reference since the non-Ti 4060 and Ti one aren't on par. Concerning your potential upgrade, I would go for the GPU first. Nothing that's not a TI or Super version for Nvidia, and nothing that's not a XT or XTX version if you switch to AMD. Btw, look for second hand since the RTX 5070 and RX 9070 came out recently and some people will get rid of their RTX 4070/4080, RX 6800, etc. As for your CPU. Ryzen 5 5500 is a really good budget option. Or better, a Ryzen 7 5700 but slightly more expensive
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Today I am releasing version 1.2 of the mod!
It works with Cyberpunk 2.1 but sadly the performance gains are lower than the original version. It still can bring signficant improvements but its not literally 2.5/3.0x the performance anymore in some circumstances.
Total performance:
GRAPH FOR PRE CYBERPUNK 2.1, I might update it at some point:
RTX 40 series has not been tested fully, once tested I might update this:
Pre Cyberpunk 2.1 perf:
Nvidia 30 series: up to 175% gains!
Nvidia 40 series: over 130% gains (possibly 150-170% on performance but not all versions have been tested)
AMD 7000 series: up to 260% gains!!!!
Post Cyberpunk 2.1 perf:
Nvidia 30 series: up to 40-80% gains sporadically
AMD 7000 series: up to 150-200% gains sporadically
OLD PRE 2.1 VERSION COMPARISON of Stock(No mod), Ultra, Balanced, Performance and RT Ultra without Overdrive on a 3060ti:
https://imgsli.com/MTc2NzA2
I need to update some stuff other than the mod, but generally its working, sadly its not as good as pre-update
Have fun guys ;)
Stock:
Mod:
Can I change the graphics settings in the game at will after installation?
Does it mean that the frame will be higher than before installation in any setting, regardless of the user's graphic setting status?
I apologize for looking awkward using a translator.
RX 9070.
Please someone explain
I previously had a RTX 4060Ti so in terms of compatibility, I can confirm it works. Pretty well in fact.
But in terms of performance. I won't be good reference since the non-Ti 4060 and Ti one aren't on par.
Concerning your potential upgrade, I would go for the GPU first. Nothing that's not a TI or Super version for Nvidia, and nothing that's not a XT or XTX version if you switch to AMD. Btw, look for second hand since the RTX 5070 and RX 9070 came out recently and some people will get rid of their RTX 4070/4080, RX 6800, etc.
As for your CPU. Ryzen 5 5500 is a really good budget option. Or better, a Ryzen 7 5700 but slightly more expensive