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Post-processing isn't disabled, it's just greyed out in the menu. You can still change the option to High in the ini and the quality change is there. Polaris / Vega / RDNA1 / Pascal: Just play the game directly on Linux, using VKD3D. Performance will be fine. It's not usable on Windows. Shader...

Reminder that Jedi Survivor is an UE 4.26 title that uses FSR 2.0! Not 2.2, not 2.1, but 2.0. Easily verified with an Unreal file checker.

EPIC was actually extremely quick in adopting DX12 with UE4 (in summer 2015 no less), but aside from Gears 4, 5 and Tactics, most DX12 UE4 started arriving only in 2020 and later. And DX12 only became prevalent due to ray tracing. Back during UE3 games, EPIC was slow adopting DX11, only adding...

AMD's aniso was better than Nvidia's up until GTX 600. Kepler. HD 5000 or 6000 basically perfected AF and Nvidia was nowhere close with GTX 400 and 500. Neither Dead Space or TLOU Part 1 are Unreal 4, lol.

So, why does TPU report that Dead Island 2 and Jedi Survivor are FSR 2.2? Because that's wrong. Both games have FSR 2.1. Here is a link with what FSR2 version is supported by each game. FSR2 is great. The implementation in Survivor is abysmal and that's purely the devs fault.

Yeah, turning flashlight on/off reconstructs the entire image for a split second, it's weird. I've seen this exact behaviour happening in some other game, but I forgot which.

Last of Us has the BEST and the WORST implemention of FSR2 I've seen yet. The game has almost zero ghosting in motion, regardless of motion. No dissoclussion either for most gameplay. But then you find a mirror, where the ghosting is horrendous. You find a transparent glass window, ghosting is...

5700 XT: 1080p, FSR2 Quality, Ultra, Textures on High (Effect Textures on Medium): pretty much 60 fps locked. Game is too ridiculously demanding on the CPU part for no reason.

Thank you for finally having all games using they proper APIs in these charts.

Days Gone 2021 DX12 UE4 Number #47514 when I ask you to stop including Days Gone under DX12. This meta joke has to STAHP.

At this point I think TPU is doing it intentionally on listing Days Gone as DX12 as some sort of Meta Joke. They've been doing it for 3 years

Why is Days Gone under DX12? This is the 2nd TPU article with Days Gone under DX12. It's DX11 only. Maybe it's possible to enable DX12 via commandline, but still, mostly everyone will play it as a DX11 title. Also bit sad to see Gears 5 is not included, given it's easily one of the most...

Today I found out that both Haswell and apparently Ivy supported DX12. I thought the 1st Intel architecture with DX12 support was Broadwell, but I guess it was a staggered release back in 2015-2016?

Regarding the last paragraph: I've seen on YT multiple 6900 XT that indeed hover around 320W, yet 3090 are doing 400-450W constantly. That's ~50% more power for not even 10% performance difference, yet people are not really calling Nvidia out on this. It's only a minor, passing mention, always...

MSRP for me always was a guideline. In Europe, depending on country, VAT can even be 30%. MSRP for a 5700 XT was 400$, while high-end variants such as Red Devil were 440$. I still ended up paying 615$ back in 2019 for example. 2070 were 735$ while the then newly launched 2070S were 785$ and...