System requirements for Cyberpunk 2077 - UPDATE!

[Silverback082]

So after playing the first 30-40 hours of my playthrough with raytraced lighting turned off (due to using GeForce Experience's optimized settings) without any crashes, I decided to enable raytraced lighting to see what impact it would have on my framerate.

I was ecstatic that with raytraced lighting set to medium the impact was minimal. However, I immediately started getting random display driver crashes. After some troubleshooting such as turning off GOG's in-game overlay, verifying game files and re-installing the game, I was still getting black screens requiring a hard reboot.

With a lot of trepidation, I finally bit the bullet and turned off RTX again and the crashing stopped. At least with my hardware (EVGA RTX 2080 TI Black Edition) the game is very unstable with raytraced lighting enabled.

Due to the fact that was a major feature used to market the game, this is very disappointing.

Post automatically merged: Dec 28, 2020

have ultrawide ratios been confirmed as suppported? apologies if this has been answered.

Confirmed. I play at my native 3440x1440 (21:9).

 

[vinitry]

No, this mod is completely different. It disables the [crowd] variable.. Please do research on Nexus, its worth it if you want a LOT more fps.

I didn't know, it's nice

 

[AbstractArtemis]

I honestly think this game was meant to be played on the Nvidia 3000 series. I played on a 2000 series card then played on a 3000 series card and WOW. It's truly amazing. My mind is blown even though this is my third playthrough. Ray tracing is is INCREDIBLE. The game is very demanding in terms of graphics card.. but I heard Witcher 3 would melt cards back in the day. Although I wish more people can experience it in such a way, I do appreciate CDPR pushing the graphical limit and making a beautiful game. It always sucks when a game gets held back because of last gen.