Resident Evil 3 Remake Path Tracing Mod vs Ray Tracing - Graphics/Performance Comparison | RTX 4080
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- Resident Evil 3 Remake Path Tracing Mod On vs Off graphics and performance comparison benchmark at 4K, 1440p, 1080p DLSS 3.7.0 Quality with Ray Tracing/Path Tracing and Maximum settings on i7 10700F + RTX 4080
How to install Path Tracing Mod for Resident Evil 3 Remake:
github.com/praydog/REFramewor...
1. Download the RE3 archive (make sure you have signed in into your Github account).
2. Extract the dinput8.dll file from the archive into the Resident Evil 3 folder next to the main re3.exe file.
3. (Optional but recommended) Download the UpscalerBasePlugin archive: www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/5...
4. Download the nvngx_dlss.dll file: www.techpowerup.com/download/...
5. Extract the PDPerfPlugin.dll file from the UpscalerBasePlugin archive and the nvngx_dlss.dll file into the Resident Evil 3 folder next to the main re3.exe file.
6. Launch the game, the REFramework window should appear, head to the Temporal Upscaler option and choose DLSS.
7. After enabling DLSS, head to the graphics option in the REFramework window and enable Ray Tracing Tweaks. After that choose Pure Path Tracing.
8. Play the game with DLSS 3.7 and Path Tracing.
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Timecodes:
○ 0:00 - Side-by-Side Comparison at 4K DLSS 3.7 Quality
○ 2:19 - Gameplay at 4K DLSS 3.7 Quality + Path Tracing
○ 4:16 - Gameplay at 1440p DLSS 3.7 Quality + Path Tracing
○ 6:17 - Gameplay at 1080p DLAA + Path Tracing
Full specs:
CPU: Intel Core i7-10700F
GPU: Gigabyte RTX 4080 EAGLE OC 16GB
RAM: 16GB (2x8) DDR4 2933MHz CL15
Motherboard: Asus Prime B460-Plus
SSD: Kingston NV1 1TB NVMe M.2
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CPU Cooler: be quiet! Dark Rock 4
Case: be quiet! Silent Base 601
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How to install Path Tracing Mod for Resident Evil 3 Remake:
github.com/praydog/REFramework/actions/runs/8888177993
1. Download the RE3 archive (make sure you have signed in into your Github account).
2. Extract the dinput8.dll file from the archive into the Resident Evil 3 folder next to the main re3.exe file.
3. (Optional but recommended) Download the UpscalerBasePlugin archive: www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/502?tab=files
4. Download the nvngx_dlss.dll file: www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-dlss-dll/
5. Extract the PDPerfPlugin.dll file from the UpscalerBasePlugin archive and the nvngx_dlss.dll file into the Resident Evil 3 folder next to the main re3.exe file.
6. Launch the game, the REFramework window should appear, head to the Temporal Upscaler option and choose DLSS.
7. After enabling DLSS, head to the graphics option in the REFramework window and enable Ray Tracing Tweaks. After that choose Pure Path Tracing.
8. Play the game with DLSS 3.7 and Path Tracing.
I'm going to give it a go this week when I have a little time. Thanks for the guidance. (Okay, I did it just now, Holy Smokes!! This is beautiful, and completely playable!)
@InternetOfGames Happy to help!
A few important notes:
1. Just like in RE2 and RE4, RE3 with Path Tracing also received quite noticeable improvements in GI, reflections and especially Path Traced shadows. However, RE3 has one major issue: most of the flashlights (as a light source) doesn't cast any shadows at all with Path Tracing enabled. In this scene 2:00 the flashlight is lying on the ground behind Jill's back, showcasing one of the worst scenarios. This is clearly a bug and it should be fixed in future versions of the mod.
2. This Path Tracing mod doesn't have any denoiser at the moment. At 4K it's not a big issue though.
3. Custom FOV was used in this video for better viewing. It's part of REFramework, so no additional mods were installed.
4. DLSS related issue: with Path Tracing and DLSS enabled, the image will have a very noisy look with white shimmering pixels on the whole screen in motion. To fix this you'll need to "allow engine TAA" in the debug options of temporal upscaler, but the image may look a bit more blurry.
Hmmm, the flashlight not casting shadows is actually just the light source being too diffuse, rendering the shadow extremely soft thus losing out the distant details like the grates. You can clearly see that small details and the rest of the scene is receiving shadows.
I remember saw a tvideo in wich you can maintain the playable camera during cutscenes, in those cutscenes you can see that the developer manipulates the light a lot in order to give certain aspect to the scene. (it is very noticable in the a cut scene in a subway where the lights intentionally does not match the ambient illumination), so sometines not so realistic ambien light was intended to look better.
Daaaamn my girl Jill looks much hotter with path tracing 1:04 😂
It's a 90fps cost but I'll take it 😂
😂😂😂
RE3 still remains a dogshit/10.
Path tracing looks amazing here and same with the other RE games you tested (currently own RE2/RE3) , just have a question.
it's worth using path tracing with an i7-12800HX + 3070Ti (Laptop) ?
Sure, if it can handle 60fps.
@@MxBenchmarkPC i'll give it a try and let you know my performance on both games... thanks again,
@DrakenFX no problem.
We have to be honest... Path tracing seems to print the shadows on the ground... I prefer ray... done by professionals, I've said it all!
But those are old timey shadow maps and they don't do anything for the little stuff that the artists neglected.
@@Taijifufu right and more specifically all dynamic and static lights need to be shadow casters for path tracing to look physically correct
Could you please test this at native 1440p (with traditional AA techniques but no DLAA) VS 1440p with DLAA and then do the same at native 4K (no DLAA/upscaler) VS 4K using DLAA?
I'd like to see the performance in this extremely demanding mode/mod at native resolutions and the image quality they can provide.
Looks really nice I am tempted to try it out but the lack of any de-noising is pretty obvious...maybe the worst part of it. If you could just force Ray-Reconstruction like DLAA that would be something.
Impressive performance jump of Ray tracing over Path Tracing. Not a 3percent jump or even a 20 percent jump but a 200 percent jump in performance over path tracing. WOW.
I now what I'm going to be playing at.
really cool if the mod had a de-noiser, make it look extra pretty.
-100fps😂
What did you expect?
what preset was on the dls, the quality is amazing, I watch from the TV, I ask like the owner of the 4080
Preset E.
@@MxBenchmarkPCthanks
@neexxxt no problem.
I tested it on RE2 and DLSS is horrendous, unusable, lots of shimmering and little performance gain... DLAA is the only functional feature.
so this is not on stable version? only that version you given in the discription
This is a mod and it will improve over time through updates.
@@MxBenchmarkPC i know about that I am just asking this pt and upscaler feature is available in stable build or not?
Hey can you give it a try on your 3060?
I'll look into it, but most likely after Ghost of Tsushima and Hellblade 2 testing which starts in the coming days.
I'm going to buy an 4070 Super and I have a 1080p monitor 144Hz, do you think this card can run the mod at least 60FPS?
Yes, it can.
Does it work with Resident Evil Village? I know it works with 7
I haven't tried it yet.
I like how path tracing is brining down the cpu temps quite a good bit lol
That's because the GPU is dying and the CPU is ROFL.
@@brutlern actually it's because the frame rates dropped and it's less frames to work with that's basically bringing the temps down nothing due with bad gpu or anything
@@CaptJackSwallows Wow, you wouldn't recognize a joke if it slapped you in the face.
@@brutlern how is that a joke or am I to termin if it's a joke 🤣
Why does path tracing have such a high performance cost?
Devil May Cry 5?
So half your frame rate and in return you get... a bit of extra ambient occlusion?
Well, RT+PT is really useful thing for developers.
For sure.
Огню забыли лучи прикрутить, а так норм
2:08 Graphic bug?
RE3 has one major issue: most of the flashlights (as a light source) doesn't cast any shadows at all with Path Tracing enabled. In this scene 2:00 the flashlight is lying on the ground behind Jill's back, showcasing one of the worst scenarios. This is clearly a bug and it should be fixed in future versions of the mod.
Gamma 2.2 looks so terrible in these games, no wonder why people think st 2084 is "hdr"
Meh
Jesus they really fucked up the black levels.
No, they didn't. I adjusted the gamma,black and white levels as indicated by developer, and it looks gorgeous to me. The creator of the video didn't adjust anything as it looks very washed out.
A huge FPS lost, not worth it till they fix it
If they can even fix it.
You can easily keep it at playable frame rates.
@@OshMMf Not worth it then 😅
It’s not for gameplay from start, it’s just a game development tool what do you expect. And they will not fix it
@@Stinkum2333 I agree, i hope capcom do something about it
Modders fixing Capcom mediocre dogshit games. This is very normal.
Not worth the fps
nty
Go spend $1000 on a gpu to drop your fps