Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Image quality analysis of RTX 5090 features and gameplay tests of multi frame gen as well as a technology very similar to Nvidia Reflex 2 called asynchronous time warp (Asynchronous reprojection.) I also briefly examined neural rendering techniques like Neural Materials and RTX Neural Faces in NVIDIA's Zorah Demo (which sounds suspiciously similar to Sora if you ask me lol). Overall I'm really excited for this tech and I'm only critical of Nvidia and the image quality and also their gatekeeping because I want to try it but hate consumerism and waste and believe in making what you have work for as long as possible so here's to my GTX 1080 Ti living in my PC for as long as possible! Eventually somehow somewhere in some capacity it will launch Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Maybe it's in a few years maybe it's really poorly, but it's gotta be able to work SOMEHOW.
0:00 - 6:59 Multi Frame Gen x4 Cyberpunk 2077 Lossless Scaling Test
6:59 - 9:28 DLSS 4 Frame Gen Artifacts in Digital Foundry Preview
9:28 - 12:24 Nvidia Reflex 2 Image Quality Analysis
12:24 - 18:40 Asyncronous Time Warp (Reflex 2) in Comrade Stinger's demo
18:40 - 20:28 Nvidia Neural Materials Compression
20:28 - 22:32 DLSS 4 Transformer vs CNN model image quality
22:32 - 23:50 RTX Neural Faces in Zorah demo critique
23:50 - 27:43 Fake Frames Image Quality of DLSS 4 in production app
Framerate Independent Mouse Movement via Reflex 2 Warp FRAME WARPING as well as framerate doubling. The combination of these technologies is the perfect mix for gaming. Comrade Stinger did something very cool when he made the demo in a short matter of time demonstrating that a technology like asynchronous time warp can fulfill the duty of Reflex 2.0 without the need for Ai or RTX by using traditional software techniques. This allows me basically to use Reflex 2 and DLSS 4 on my GTX 1080 Ti without RTX. These features make a huge difference when ray tracing even on a old high end GPU that doesn't support hardware ray tracing or machine learning acceleration. The combination really does work well. I'm hoping AMD or Intel will save us from NVIDIA gate keeping these features by over complicating them with Ai and trying to get people to buy new graphics cards. I mean, it's fair, but the open source community should resist! So here's my contribution for tonight. I want to hear more about AMD's RX 9070 like from Hardware Unboxed video and the DLSS 4 preview by Digital Foundry was really cool so you should definitely go check that out if you haven't seen it already. Same thing goes for 2kliksphilip and his asynchronous time warp video.
#rtx5090 #dlss4 #framegeneration #losslessscaling #budgetgaming #gtx1080ti #rtx5080 #rtx5070
Image quality analysis of RTX 5090 features and gameplay tests of multi frame gen as well as a technology very similar to Nvidia Reflex 2 called asynchronous time warp (Asynchronous reprojection.) I also briefly examined neural rendering techniques like Neural Materials and RTX Neural Faces in NVIDIA's Zorah Demo (which sounds suspiciously similar to Sora if you ask me lol). Overall I'm really excited for this tech and I'm only critical of Nvidia and the image quality and also their gatekeeping because I want to try it but hate consumerism and waste and believe in making what you have work for as long as possible so here's to my GTX 1080 Ti living in my PC for as long as possible! Eventually somehow somewhere in some capacity it will launch Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Maybe it's in a few years maybe it's really poorly, but it's gotta be able to work SOMEHOW.
0:00 - 6:59 Multi Frame Gen x4 Cyberpunk 2077 Lossless Scaling Test
6:59 - 9:28 DLSS 4 Frame Gen Artifacts in Digital Foundry Preview
9:28 - 12:24 Nvidia Reflex 2 Image Quality Analysis
12:24 - 18:40 Asyncronous Time Warp (Reflex 2) in Comrade Stinger's demo
18:40 - 20:28 Nvidia Neural Materials Compression
20:28 - 22:32 DLSS 4 Transformer vs CNN model image quality
22:32 - 23:50 RTX Neural Faces in Zorah demo critique
23:50 - 27:43 Fake Frames Image Quality of DLSS 4 in production app
Framerate Independent Mouse Movement via Reflex 2 Warp FRAME WARPING as well as framerate doubling. The combination of these technologies is the perfect mix for gaming. Comrade Stinger did something very cool when he made the demo in a short matter of time demonstrating that a technology like asynchronous time warp can fulfill the duty of Reflex 2.0 without the need for Ai or RTX by using traditional software techniques. This allows me basically to use Reflex 2 and DLSS 4 on my GTX 1080 Ti without RTX. These features make a huge difference when ray tracing even on a old high end GPU that doesn't support hardware ray tracing or machine learning acceleration. The combination really does work well. I'm hoping AMD or Intel will save us from NVIDIA gate keeping these features by over complicating them with Ai and trying to get people to buy new graphics cards. I mean, it's fair, but the open source community should resist! So here's my contribution for tonight. I want to hear more about AMD's RX 9070 like from Hardware Unboxed video and the DLSS 4 preview by Digital Foundry was really cool so you should definitely go check that out if you haven't seen it already. Same thing goes for 2kliksphilip and his asynchronous time warp video.
#rtx5090 #dlss4 #framegeneration #losslessscaling #budgetgaming #gtx1080ti #rtx5080 #rtx5070
