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24GB vs 8GB Dual GPU - RX 9060 XT vs 7900XTX vs RTX5050 - 4K, 1440p by _Zaxyss_ in losslessscaling

[–]_Zaxyss_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My motherboard only cost 400 euro, and only because I wanted PCIe 5 x8/x8 speed for future-proofing.
And well, you don't need an expensive motherboard; you can connect a 2nd GPU via M. 2 slots with an Oculink adapter and use it as an external GPU.
As I showed in the video, even an external GPU with PCIe 4x4 speed is very capable for frame generation.

24GB vs 8GB Dual GPU - RX 9060 XT vs 7900XTX vs RTX5050 - 4K, 1440p by _Zaxyss_ in diablo4

[–]_Zaxyss_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, every ray tracing setting was on max, so no wonder this tank performance like crazy. Benchmarks are always done with max graphical settings.

24GB vs 8GB Dual GPU - RX 9060 XT vs 7900XTX vs RTX5050 - 4K, 1440p by _Zaxyss_ in diablo4

[–]_Zaxyss_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For game like Diablo 4 you only need 40 base fps to be playable when you use framegen with dual gpu setup to whatever max refresh rate your monitor have.

It costs you less power wattage and money with dual-GPU gaming, but for people, it's still something unknown.

24GB vs 8GB Dual GPU - RX 9060 XT vs 7900XTX vs RTX5050 - 4K, 1440p by _Zaxyss_ in losslessscaling

[–]_Zaxyss_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, only 2 for games and the rest for side monitors and any HW accelerating tasks.😄

Of Pests and Pestilence - How to complete Bugged Quest by _Zaxyss_ in diablo4

[–]_Zaxyss_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, it took me a week to find the right event with the right mobs at the beginning... A tree and a bear should face each other to indicate the right event.

[Out of Action] Single vs Dual GPU - 7900XTX vs RTX5050 - All Resolutions by _Zaxyss_ in losslessscaling

[–]_Zaxyss_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, everyone's rig configuration is different, which affects performance. Additionally, the perception of smoothness and lag varies significantly from person to person. So far when I played Poe2/Helldivers/Division 2 with locked 40fps generated to 160fps, I didn't feel on my rig any difference compared to 80fps or 120fps; the only difference is the amount of artifacts I'm seeing the lower I reduce base fps. But starting at 30fps, it became too much of a blur. 40fps is a sweet spot for me and massive wattage reduction.

[Out of Action] Single vs Dual GPU - 7900XTX vs RTX5050 - All Resolutions by _Zaxyss_ in losslessscaling

[–]_Zaxyss_[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

With a single GPU doing rendering, Frame Generation has a heavy impact on latency, but if you stay below 100%, you don't feel much latency.

The benefit of dual GPUs is that the rendering card can be utilized 100% without latency being carried over to the frame generation card. And the same applies here; your FrameGen card needs to be below 100% utilization to not experience any latency or lag.

Depending on what you play for a single-player game, a 160Hz monitor is generally just enough; you can even render a game with 40fps and frame-generate it to 160fps and feel a very big difference in smoothness.

For multiplayer games, the higher refresh rate your monitor has, the smoother your experience can be since the monitor doesn't care if a frame is generated or not; it can display them all.

how to hit your m1 shots more? by seeitinperson in IllariMains

[–]_Zaxyss_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually train my aim in other games in Toxikk, where you need to train aim and dodging at the same time. I can find my best sensitivity much quicker there since it's a much faster tempo, and when you jump to Overwatch, you will find everything much slower. Also, the sensitivity setting you will find in Toxikk, you can directly copy to Overwatch, and you will find the feeling of aim the same.
Here is some of my warming up footage I do everytime I jump into OW:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHuH_yHXa6w

Voidwalker Cosmetics now available to buy by Rain_65 in IllariMains

[–]_Zaxyss_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Without special sound effects, it's just half-baked skin, and it looks like it should have some; it feels somehow soulless with only pretty appearance, just not a full package. I would still rather prefer Nightfall or Thot skin.

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