Is The Ray Tracing Shader Worth it? - Skyrim 2023 Modlist | 4090 | 13900K | 1440P
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2023
- Visual and performance comparison of the RTGI shader. Modlist: • Remastering Skyrim | 2...
Game is ran at 1440P with ultra BethINI settings
RTGI shader: / mcflypg
Specs
i9 13900K
RTX 4090
32GB DDR4-4000 - เกม
Great showcase! I was going to mention the fog issue as well but I'm so excited to hear that has been fixed the iMMERSE RTGI! First thing I'm going to try out with my new rig :D
My bruddah is alive! Please come back to posting videos again! You had great stuff, man...
@@Monstervolging Thanks! I'll be back :) Had to get a job lol, and my computer broke :')
The main problem with RTGI is it showing through fog. You can't really adjust the Z filter thing to make it not do that, because then its effect on everything else is almost unnoticeable.
That was actually resolved yesterday with the release of iMMERSE RTGI. Here's an example.. th-cam.com/video/Ki5xraRLecw/w-d-xo.html
@@WolfyBDO Wow thats cool. I gotta check this out
You made it as incredibly realistic as you possibly could and then loaded in some dancing bushes.
Hey man, do you use the mods with nexus mod manager ? or you installed it manually ? I'm going to replay skyrim and your compil mods list looks like incredible
Oh man , i love it , is there any way to have your Reshade preset ?
i have RTGI from Patreon sub , but i'd love to have our preset
would be more curious to see enb performance without dlss- also are you running the latest binary of enb?
I setup a mod compilation from the Nexus mods and I don't see any graphical improvement, this one looks amazing. I think I will try another nexus mod compilation
Your set up looks really good! I was wondering how you're getting those frames tho. I got a 4090 and I've yet to hit anything over 60. Any advice?
Dlss
Loved 😮
I think the RTX isn't working because you havn't removed all the original lighting. The original lighting may have baked lighting and lights for the sake of just lighting the scene or bake ambient lighting. For RTX to look good you need to start from scratch the lighting like in DOOM 1994 RTX which is the best example that they needed a torch to navigate dark areas. So remove all original lighting from the scenes then apply RTX then add lights in realistic positions.
Also in addition you need to remove all original fake shadows from the scene and this includes fake shadows artistically added to textures.
Do I have to do it all myself or are there mods for it? Lightning sources are easy with xedit but textures will be troublesome
@@PlayerFORgamevif you don’t do it, which if you don’t know how to mod games I really don’t think is going to happen, the modder has to go though and do it
hello sir, is it capable for i5 13500 + RTX 4070 to achieve 60fps when using your modlist?
It is actually amazing you achieved that great looking game with just only 12gb of vram usage, what texture resolution for mods you using? I've been using 4k on every single texture mod and ended up maxing out 24gb on my 3090😢
VRAM isn't everything, also are you using DLSS?
Please, share Your esp load-order. Also: do mods from Texture section overwrite all data from Trees and Grass sections, not only mods from same Texture section?
Thanks a lot!
I have a tutorial on how to use RTGI on my channel if anyone is interested. It's for an older version of RTGI but it should still be relevant. I'm gonna make an update for the iMMERSIVE branch soon.
Man do you have patrron page or something?! 😂 I would pay gladly to have those mods all in one just to skipp the headache od downloading and installing them separately ... Cheers
Wonder if 7900xt + 7800x3d can run this at 1440p60 without upscaling
Can this be used with the DLSS Skyrim Upscaler? Do they achieve the same thing? Does this work just as well on a 3070ti?
Yes i am using dlss here. Should work fine on a 3070 ti
Can't use the rtgi on my amd card...
I need the upscaler to process reshade before upscale to fix a "vanilla" flickering shadows issue. but doing that messes up the placement for the rtgi and stuff like gloomao, they apply on the wrong scale...
there's no way to win guys
Did that Mods work with the vr Version of the Game?
So how would i get the Ray tracing Mod in my List? I have a 7950X3D/RTX4090/64Gb DDR5. ....if this matters 😮
YES
How is your tree lod so good
Only difference in build is ram, im running 64 gigs of ddr5. Modding skyrim has always seemed like a hassle to me so i havent done it, but it looks so nice!
Use nolvus or a preset modlist. Their all gigantic and with ddr5 should be a cake walk
bro my 3060 is about to get violated
Can I request the same thing but with a ~250W power limit (or simply vsync / cap to 60fps) on the 4090 and PureDark's ENB DLSS mod?
I am using DLSS here. Not sure why a 60fps cap would be useful for a benchmark though
@@omen_apollo oh okay - I want to see lower power consumption lol (i.e. for a 4070Ti or a high end laptop)
I’m curious, what DLSS preset do you use?
DLSS quality, preset F, sharpening 1.00
Looks amazing, only problem is that it can be a bit janky in motion due to the screen space limitations
What are screen space limitations?
@@MrVeekz The RTGI shader (actually ReShade itself) can only work with on-screen information. So essentially ReShade can't take into account any kind of light sources that might be off-screen. Meaning as you move around in the world you can see lighting in some areas change unnaturally, as the shader just lost/gained information that just left/entered the screen area field of view. This effect most often occurs near the edges of the screen, while the scene is in motion.
@@MrVeekz the RTGI shader, along with all Reshade shaders, are done in screen space. That means that it can only work with the information from what's on your screen at the time.
In the case of RTGI, this means, for example, looking through a doorway will result in unnatural darkness on the other side, as it doesn't know there is light behind it.
It also means that there are some visual artifacts/ghosting associated with things coming in and out of view by either occlusion, or changing perspective.
@@MrVeekz reshade is practically a just filter
Pulling 500w wth how is it so cold
What's enb in this video?
Why does Ray Tracing make the bushes wiggle? It looks better but like why does that happen??
Its just the clip. The non ray tracing one can do that too lol. Happened to clip RT on when there was a breeze of wind I guess
What version of RTGI is this?
latest
waht a tree mod ?
How do you turn on Ray Tracing
I think his FPS counter is incorrect here, because I see significant performance lag issues and various parts of the video that aren't showing up in the FPS counter for some reason, it doesn't sound like his FPS counter is accurate.
? must be on your end
@@omen_apollo
Actually you could be right, or it could be the recorder wasn't exactly recording at the Hertz needed for the FPS of the video.
It does look really fucking good though.
preset reshade?
Still don't understanf why this is called "raytracing" shader when there is no ray traced at all , what a scam
Why do people think this isnt raytracing? Because it technically is. It's Screen-Space RTGI
@@omen_apollo There's no such thing as SSRTGI.....it's SSGI or RTGI.
4090 i913900k and 90 fps waduhell
10-20 fps for THIS is totally worth it
its more then that
20 fps on a 4090. Lmao my card would just explode.
Sarcasm? Tried it myself. It's nice, definitely NOT worth the FPS hit. ENB is enough.
This isn't ray tracing, no where close.
It's the RTGI shader from pascal. It's real ray tracing even if it is screen-based.
@@omen_apollo Real, triangle ray tracing uses an acceleration structure. This screen space doesn't so no, it's not real tracing at all.
People are charging 'patreon' for mods now?
No, thanks. I'll stick with Nexus.
Look like unreal engine demo engine...
Fun fact anything above 60 fps in Skyrim breaks the physics in the game
There’s a mod that fixes that!
That's been fixed years ago by modding. Same in FO4.
Not true. Reshade massively reduces fps by like 20fps it self rtgi halfs fps and a 4090 would get more fps then 90 in unmodded skyrim
Reshade itself doesnt “reduce fps by 20” It all depends on the effects you use. RTGI shader on a 4090 certainly doesnt half your fps. I toggle it on and off in the video. My ray count is at 5 so it’s very light on the 4090. This also isnt unmodded skyrim. I’m using a heavy enb here with dense flora mods.
@@omen_apollo It depends on the game but reshade definitely adds a lot of stutter, input lag and frame drops in some games it makes it a slideshow in others it is only somewhat noticeable if you have enough power and overhead to brute force past it but its always there. having it just installed causes issues rtgi is itself is very demanding no matter what and mostly does very little compared to what videos will have you believe b there is a reason why almost every "super duper 8k 4090 rtx rtgi reshade remastered remake modded next gen beyond limit ps5 XSX pc" video never has anyone able to recreate it and is just full of either sheeps saying "wow" or people saying it doesn't work. It doesn't help Skyrim is an old game that is not the best technically. The 4090 means nothing because there is something wrong with reshade and certain games
@@alumlovescake Sounds like you have never actually played around with these shaders and or tested performance. Reshade and rtgi work fine in skyrim. RTGI performance is not as bad as you make it seem. My video is enough proof.
*Pseudo Ray Tracing*
still no spells in any video.
I have the exact same setup (if not more demanding), with a worse GPU than his, and spells have literally 0 impact on my FPS
My pc almost burned out while only watching this. If someone with 1060ti try this mod list out please let me know :)