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Chazore said:

WoodenPints said:

A 4060/6700XT for 1080p 60 fps  at medium settings with frame generation on..... I thought developers were smoking crack when they listed FSR/DLSS in the specs and enabled them by default but this is even dumber.

If this is anything like Monster Hunter World and some of the RE games then it is likely going to take up a lot of vram also.

Also prepare your eyes for the delicious blurry Vaseline hair waving around and ghosting as your character moves about the place.

Capcom still haven't really learned from that, since I saw that being evident in REmake 4.I know they don't see it as a big issue, but a few of us do and it's annoying that they still haven't sorted that out for years now. I'd actually like to appreciate the effort they put into their hairworks, but I can't if it's blurred to shit and ghosting all over the place...

Also I'm really not liking devs relying more and more on AI to carry a card. I said before that AI is being used as a crux, instead of a tool that can compliment the product/work effort, and it's showing and well, people like me are being muscled out really fast with this adoption method. 

I didn't post it back then because I found it depressing, but this is the future that awaits us:

'We can't do computer graphics anymore without artificial intelligence. We compute one pixel, we infer the other 32': Jensen thinks AI is integral to next-gen graphics tech
https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/we-cant-do-computer-graphics-anymore-without-artificial-intelligence-we-compute-one-pixel-we-infer-the-other-32-jensen-thinks-ai-is-integral-to-next-gen-graphics-tech/
Unless you've been living under a rock, you may have noticed a trend in PC gaming in recent years—and that trend is upscaling. While AMD's compute-based FSR has improved over its various iterations, as we recently found in our testing, it's still not a patch on Nvidia's AI-powered DLSS for image preservation. And according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, we're now at a point where AI has become all-but-essential for next-generation graphics tech.