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Model Number:
12G-P5-3657-KB
Product SKU:
6454329
Advanced Graphics Rendering Technique(s):
DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), Ray tracing
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU):
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060
Interface(s):
PCI Express 4.0
Maximum Digital Resolution:
8K (4320p)
Video Memory Capacity:
12 gigabytes
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Ray tracing yes, but going forward, there wont be any games with DLSS and no FSR 2.0.
Nvidia themselves, acknowledging this, released a tool that takes one pass to implement both.
The days of DLSS's attractiveness as a feature are over.
So yes, pretty much everything but ray tracing, which isn't very impressive on a 3060 anyways.
Ray tracing yes, but going forward, there wont be any games with DLSS and no FSR 2.0.
Nvidia themselves, acknowledging this, released a tool that takes one pass to implement both.
The days of DLSS's attractiveness as a feature are over.
So yes, pretty much everything but ray tracing, which isn't very impressive on a 3060 anyways.
Appreciate the input, I'm in the market. Looking for ray tracing so I'll probably wait.
Great card. Overclocks pretty well. It plays 1440 res a lot better than it gets credit for on current titles. Keep in mind the performance will scale the newer the motherboard chipset you have.
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Keep in mind the performance will scale the newer the motherboard chipset you have.
What's this? Can you provide some more info on this topic?
AFAIK As long as you have at least pcie 3.0 and aren't cpu limited you should get pretty much identical performance over multiple chipset generations.
Ray tracing yes, but going forward, there wont be any games with DLSS and no FSR 2.0.
Nvidia themselves, acknowledging this, released a tool that takes one pass to implement both.
The days of DLSS's attractiveness as a feature are over.
So yes, pretty much everything but ray tracing, which isn't very impressive on a 3060 anyways.
Can you point me in the direction where I can read about this? Super excited and this is the first I have heard about it!
If developers have a choice, they are going to implement the option that works for the most people, so FSR 2.0
So Nvidia releases tool to do both at the same time so the devs still also implement DLSS.
If developers have a choice, they are going to implement the option that works for the most people, so FSR 2.0
So Nvidia releases tool to do both at the same time so the devs still also implement DLSS.
I'm not sure why but FSR 1.0 on my 2070 on Far Cry 6 is so bad. Firstly it doesn't help the frame rates and secondly, it's very obvious and unsightly when it's trying to degrade the image and then upgrade it. I'm hoping AMD improves ray tracing and FSR soon.
I'm not sure why but FSR 1.0 on my 2070 on Far Cry 6 is so bad. Firstly it doesn't help the frame rates and secondly, it's very obvious and unsightly when it's trying to degrade the image and then upgrade it. I'm hoping AMD improves ray tracing and FSR soon.
Yah FSR 1.0 blows. Nvidia had DLSS 1.0 which also generally sucked.
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Nvidia themselves, acknowledging this, released a tool that takes one pass to implement both.
The days of DLSS's attractiveness as a feature are over.
So yes, pretty much everything but ray tracing, which isn't very impressive on a 3060 anyways.
Nvidia themselves, acknowledging this, released a tool that takes one pass to implement both.
The days of DLSS's attractiveness as a feature are over.
So yes, pretty much everything but ray tracing, which isn't very impressive on a 3060 anyways.
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AFAIK As long as you have at least pcie 3.0 and aren't cpu limited you should get pretty much identical performance over multiple chipset generations.
Nvidia themselves, acknowledging this, released a tool that takes one pass to implement both.
The days of DLSS's attractiveness as a feature are over.
So yes, pretty much everything but ray tracing, which isn't very impressive on a 3060 anyways.
If developers have a choice, they are going to implement the option that works for the most people, so FSR 2.0
So Nvidia releases tool to do both at the same time so the devs still also implement DLSS.
If developers have a choice, they are going to implement the option that works for the most people, so FSR 2.0
So Nvidia releases tool to do both at the same time so the devs still also implement DLSS.
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