MAXED OUT Cyberpunk 2077 Overdrive/Path Tracing Mode DESTROYS(?) i7-1200k and RTX 3070ti
2While maybe not destroying my hardware from a framerate perspective, I certainly had a highly variable framerate (25~35fps) with even worse frametimes than normal. I of course tested the game with reduced settings, even turning them down all the way and didn't notice an appreciation in performance. Not to mention an abhorrent amount of ram usage, nearly 20gb of my 32 with path tracing enabled was utilized. Typically, under optimized settings with RT but not Path, I would see around 12gb of ram being used. Hilariously, the DLSS options available on the 30 series card didn't really have much of an impact on performance and I got my best on DLSS set to auto which looked a lot better than performance and ultra performance while actually providing higher framerates than performance.
PC Specs
CPU - I7-12700k (not OC)
GPU - RTX 3070ti
RAM- 32GB DDR4 3600mhz
Game is installed on WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe
Settings
Resolution: 2560x1440p
DLSS Frame Generation: Off
DLSS Super Resolution: Auto (Quality tanked fps to under 20, and balanced-ultra performance didn't net any appreciable gains)
NVIDIA DLAA: Off
Dynamic Resolution Scaling: Off
AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.1: Off
Intel Xe Super Sampling 1.1: Off
Film Grain: Off
Chromatic Aberration: Off
Depth Of Field: On
Lens Flare: Off
Motion Blur: Off
Contact Shadows: On
Improved Facial Lighting Geometry: On
Anisotropy: 16
Local Shadow Mesh Quality: High
Local Shadow Quality: High
Cascaded Shadows Range: High
Cascaded Shadows Resolution: High
Distant Shadows Resolution: High
Volumetric Fog Resolution: Ultra
Volumetric Cloud Quality: Ultra
Max Dynamic Decals: Ultra
Screen Space Reflections Quality: Psycho
Subsurface Scattering Quality: High
Ambient Occlusion: High
Colour Precision: High
Mirror Quality: High
Level of Detail: High
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