Looking ahead, there’s plenty of radiance if we focus on the glowing neon backdrop instead of dwelling on potential issues. You guessed it – it’s high time to revisit that game, Cyberpunk 2077, once more.
In the year 2024, CD Projekt Red wrapped up the development phase for their game, which featured one of the most impressive redemption arcs seen in modern gaming (excluding that of No Man’s Sky, as it wouldn’t be right to compare).
Residents of Night City are set to enjoy a surprise today with a sneak peek at the latest advancement from Nvidia, namely their new Deep Learning Super-Sampling (DLSS) 4 technology.
At the launch of the RTX 50 series, Nvidia had already compiled a list of games that were compatible with their new system. This ranged from popular blockbusters such as Cyberpunk 2077 to lesser-known indie games like Ready Or Not.
Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.21 Patch Notes
The new update for Cyberpunk 2077 has been rolled out across all gaming platforms. PC users can now take advantage of DLSS 4 technology, whereas Xbox SmartFrames have undergone substantial repairs. Notably, the Photo Mode is now more reliable on all systems.
Now, the customization for your vehicle has been updated to properly apply CrystalCoat. Additionally, the tips and overall layout have been refreshed within both the CrystalCoat and TwinTone menu interfaces.
On the character customization screen, the randomizer settings remain consistent once you navigate to the Customize Attributes tab. If the accessory options are activated and V currently possesses no accessories, enthusiasts of piercings can choose their preferred color for the accessories again.
In the vehicle, Johnny Silverhand is no longer duplicated, instead, expect to see him more often if you’ve encountered a glitch affecting the probability of his appearance.
In the expansive wilderness of Night City, some previously absent merchants can now be engaged once more, and those news broadcasters without voices have been removed from the scene.
On Xbox, photos captured using HDR10 are no longer empty in the gallery. The Xbox Series S, unfortunately, will no longer automatically use the Quality setting, considering its hardware limitations.
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Of course, the main attraction here is the upcoming PC patch, boasting its advancements, before the launch of the RTX 50 graphics card on January 30th.
For Multi-Frame Generation, it’s exclusive to the latest family; however, RTX 40 series users currently have access to DLSS 4, which offers quicker frame generation and reduced memory usage.
In the update, users can choose between using Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) or the latest Transformer techniques for tasks like ray reconstruction, super-resolution, and DLAA. The DLSS Ray Reconstruction is expected to have reduced artifacts and smearing, irrespective of the chosen mode.
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2025-01-24 17:10