Yes, but also it does not matter if framegen is on or off. Using DLSS 5 to change the faces is a 50 to 60% hit in performance. Lets say the 5090 gets about 60 fps in average (at 4k, Ultra Settings and RayTracing on) as an example. That didn’t look good to Nvidia, so they boosted those numbers with framegen on at 6x times, to get an average framerate display of 370 fps. Which also increases latency BTW, which Nvidia does not disclose here, as it would look bad.
Each those diagrams and numbers Nvidia put on screenshots, look down at the bottom it says Multi Frame Gen 6x. It’s small, most people would miss.
thingsiplay@lemmy.ml 3 weeks ago
Yes, but also it does not matter if framegen is on or off. Using DLSS 5 to change the faces is a 50 to 60% hit in performance. Lets say the 5090 gets about 60 fps in average (at 4k, Ultra Settings and RayTracing on) as an example. That didn’t look good to Nvidia, so they boosted those numbers with framegen on at 6x times, to get an average framerate display of 370 fps. Which also increases latency BTW, which Nvidia does not disclose here, as it would look bad.
Each those diagrams and numbers Nvidia put on screenshots, look down at the bottom it says Multi Frame Gen 6x. It’s small, most people would miss.