Dying Light 2 PC Benchmark|GTX 980 Ti, Ryzen 7 1700X, 16GB DDR4 RAM|1440p, 1080p

#Techland Dying Light 2 PC Tested With GTX 980 Ti, And Ryzen 7 1700X At 1440P, And 1080P Low Settings With FSR ON/OFF. As much as I&like to focus, and talk about the many other aspects of the game like the Gameplay, and Story, that is simply not possible with Dying Light 2&horrendous performance at launch as it hindered me from getting into the game past the opening few minutes. I don&want to pretend like my system is amazing, but a 980 Ti and Ryzen 7 1700x should be able to run this game at above 60fps playing at 1080p low settings. And while AMD&upscaler, FSR, is present, the implementation of it is either abysmal at fault of the developers, or the software itself is cancer, as it made anything farther than a feet away from you seem as if it was coated in Vaseline, and made the entire game look like a oil painting. Speaking of upscalers, I¬ sure as to why DLSS is not present when the developers themselves said in a tweet that it&be implemented, and it was announced a while back by NVIDIA that as of DLSS 2.3, the upscaler would work on non-RTX cards. Maybe theres something I&missing, but I won&be playing Dying Light 2 for the foreseeable future, and return to playing the first game until either the developers fix Dying Light 2, or I&able to upgrade my current graphics card, unlikely as it is seeing how they&more valuable than gold at this point in this screwed market. System Specifications: -AMD Ryzen 7 1700X 3.4 GHz 8-Core Processor -Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black...