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Cyberpunk 2077...sooooo excited
- Thread starter JrClocker
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Yeah. You hold down... "ALT" I think? And the weapons wheel comes up. It's either Alt or Ctrl. One of those two. I used to use it ALL THE TIME before I stopped playing the game for years. Then I started using the scrollwheel. But now I'm back on the weapons wheel.
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Cyberpunk 2077: PC Benchmarks Running on PS5 and Xbox Series X - So What Do They Do?
What if internal developer benchmarking tools for the PC version of Cyberpunk 2077 could run on consoles too? Well, they can! Rich eases back into video production for 2024 by showing various internal benchmark runs 'ported across' from PC to consoles via the cross-platform save share option. But are any of them actually useful when the consoles use FPS limits? And what happens if we run those same benchmarks on a PC built from very console-like hardware? It's all here.
What if internal developer benchmarking tools for the PC version of Cyberpunk 2077 could run on consoles too? Well, they can! Rich eases back into video production for 2024 by showing various internal benchmark runs 'ported across' from PC to consoles via the cross-platform save share option. But are any of them actually useful when the consoles use FPS limits? And what happens if we run those same benchmarks on a PC built from very console-like hardware? It's all here.
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"Cyberpunk 2077 Was Just the Warm up, CD Projekt Red Says as Development of the Sequel Begins"
wccftech.com
Cyberpunk 2077 Was Just the Warm up, CD Projekt Red Says as Development of the Sequel Begins
The development of the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel is finally starting, and members of CD Projekt Red are getting fired up
wccftech.com
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"Cyberpunk 2077 Was Just the Warm up, CD Projekt Red Says as Development of the Sequel Begins"
Cyberpunk 2077 Was Just the Warm up, CD Projekt Red Says as Development of the Sequel Begins
The development of the Cyberpunk 2077 sequel is finally starting, and members of CD Projekt Red are getting fired up
Every time I see you've posted here I think: "There BETTER NOT be another update!"
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In fairness, I haven't seen any news about updates or DLCs in the future, so I just assumed they were done with 2077 (except maybe small patches for bug fixes) the second I saw a sequel in the works
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Patch 2.11 is up, ~12gb 
"In this update we focused on fixing the most common issues encountered by players, including Finisher animations, and added a little something for Rayfield enthusiasts!" - "Added the CrystalCoat feature which allows you to change vehicle paint color. Because this technology was developed exclusively by Rayfield, it is currently only available for Rayfield vehicles you own."
PC-specific
Added a Hybrid CPU Utilization setting, which can be found under Gameplay → Performance. It can be set either to "Auto" (lets the operating system automatically decide how to distribute threads among the cores) or "Prioritize P-Cores" (prioritizes performance cores). It is set to "Auto" by default.
Implemented a fix that improves performance, especially on AMD RX Vega GPUs.
www.cyberpunk.net
"In this update we focused on fixing the most common issues encountered by players, including Finisher animations, and added a little something for Rayfield enthusiasts!" - "Added the CrystalCoat feature which allows you to change vehicle paint color. Because this technology was developed exclusively by Rayfield, it is currently only available for Rayfield vehicles you own."
PC-specific
Added a Hybrid CPU Utilization setting, which can be found under Gameplay → Performance. It can be set either to "Auto" (lets the operating system automatically decide how to distribute threads among the cores) or "Prioritize P-Cores" (prioritizes performance cores). It is set to "Auto" by default.
Implemented a fix that improves performance, especially on AMD RX Vega GPUs.
Patch 2.11
www.cyberpunk.net
Interesting... I wonder what the performance bump (I'm assuming) actually is...
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Might actually give an interesting bump on Intel if all the scheduler issues aren't fixed yet, but not expecting any significant performance increase on Ryzen 
More curious about the supposed increase on Vega since they don't really say anything more about it?
More curious about the supposed increase on Vega since they don't really say anything more about it?Yeah, nothing on current-gen I wouldn't imagine (unless intra CCD?). But, next-gen, with AMD's deployment of big/LITTLE, we'll see how it works out with Windows schedule. I have to imagine it's better, lol.Might actually give an interesting bump on Intel if all the scheduler issues aren't fixed yet, but not expecting any significant performance increase on Ryzen
I wonder why on such old architecture (Vega) a 'bigger' increase...
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They've got at least one person working on AMD GPUs exclusively. That person probably just figured out some unused optimizations for that particular chip.
