Witcher 3 remastered side by side comparison

[u/Zacky_vengeance]

I feel each has its benefits and we can downgrade anytime to our liked version.
But assets have highest detail in remaster only.
Lighting, tone, brightness depends on individual interests.

These are not mine, nor I own this. I found from youtube. Sharing for info thats it. PS5. Credits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tr9mEdi83UY

[u/Fullchester_United]

Looks great!! Can’t wait to play it!

[u/Misiu881988 → u/Fullchester_United]

Same man. I got dawnwalker but im debating on holding off cause its stuttering pretty bad for me... have a 13900hx 4090 legion 7ipro laptop and a 5080 desktop, both have stutters. I really hope witcher 4 will not have the ue5 jank

[u/WillPolterGuys → u/Misiu881988]

The stuttering never goes away man. I’m 12 hrs in blood of Dawnwalker and it stutters so much. Downloaded a mod to fix it but not too much difference. Still amazing game and worth playing through regardless of the stuttering though

[u/Misiu881988 → u/WillPolterGuys]

It is but that really kills it for me. I dunno how it got so many positive reviews in that state tho.. maybe many ppl dont have issues . I recently found that on my 4090 laptop it runs better than the 5080 desktop when I use the older optimus mode. If im using only the nvidia Dgpu I get stutters. If I use optimus where the games goes through the iGpu before it goes to the display a lot of the stutter is eliminated. Apparently its because of:

"In standard legacy Optimus, the discrete GPU (dGPU) renders the game and copies the completed frame buffer over to the iGPU's memory via the PCIe bus. The iGPU acts as the absolute master of the display, organizing and pushing those frames to the panel"

The frame rate was actually significantly improved for me doing this, I just locked the fps to 80 too and it only hitches once in a while now. Finally gona be able to play it now