Ghost of Tsushima RTX 3060Ti + RYZEN 5 5600X Benchmark - 1080p ALL + Optimized Settings

[@senjuko7081]

Thanks for the video man, i was around 60-70 fps on ultra with the exact same specs but after copying youre settings it went to 120😄

[@FramesSmith]

Very good that the video helped

[@adityamulyana890]

Ryzen 5600x 4650mhz How? Tutorial

[@FramesSmith]

On my motherboard, I enabled PBO (Precision Boost Overdrive), which automatically overclocks the CPU, and in this way, I achieved 4650 MHz. Also I recommend this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpfOo6Noasmjh5I to make it run fast but with less power and temeratures

[@idm3217]

frame generation, on a 3060 ti ?

[@FramesSmith]

AMD FSR 3.0 Frame Generation is open for nvidia (didnt test on Intel Arc Gpu) users, so You can use it on any nvidia rtx gpu

[@chien.nguyen.]

@@FramesSmith don't use it, the input lag is very bad and a lot of artifacts are noticeable, in my experience it reduces when using 2k and 4k resolution but 1080 I recommend you don't turn it on

[@FramesSmith]

@@chien.nguyen. I played hundreds of hours in different games with Nvidia and Amd frame generators on 1080p, 2k and 2k+ and never noticed any serious artifacts or other shit that people cry always a lot. There is additiinal imput lag, but it never disturbs in single player games, in competitive games where you need low imput lag you shouldnt us it. As long as you have around 60fps, frame generator is gamechanger becaose motion fluity does great job and playing single player games with it is recomended by me and almost all tech people.

[@Faxterh]

go vigor test

[@FramesSmith]

Who dafak is vigor