yea its pretty cool


runs around 90fps on a 4070ti at Ultra settings 1440p native with DLSS balanced mode with frame generation, super cool and impressive thing NVIDIA has done here.

EDIT: not sure if installing the 5800x3D or a windows reinstall made a difference or there was a recent patch, but it seems to be running better around 100fps avg on most test chambers (with FG), and some textures that were glitched like the elevator screen are high res again

Portal is probably one of the most perfect games they could have done this remix to, it's a perfect sandbox using the portals to just mess around and see how they interact with the environment. The lighting is gorgeous and it's awesome to go around the game and just mess around and look at everything.

Notes on frame generation: The input latency was definitely noticeable first turning it on, but after 5 minutes for this kind of game you just forget about it.

If you're on a 4000 series card I cannot stress this enough to remember to turn on GPU scheduling in your windows graphics settings, I actually played through the game once without frame generation, it was playable but FG makes it so so so much better.

The FG option in the remix menu doesn't even appear without this setting on, so make sure to turn it on. It says DLSS 3 in the remix menu this is not frame generation, it's its own option.

yea its pretty cool runs around 90fps on a 4070ti at Ultra settings 1440p native with DLSS balanced mode with frame generation, super cool and impressive thing NVIDIA has done here. EDIT: not sure if installing the 5800x3D or a windows reinstall made a difference or there was a recent patch, but it seems to be running better around 100fps avg on most test chambers (with FG), and some textures that were glitched like the elevator screen are high res again Portal is probably one of the most perfect games they could have done this remix to, it's a perfect sandbox using the portals to just mess around and see how they interact with the environment. The lighting is gorgeous and it's awesome to go around the game and just mess around and look at everything. Notes on frame generation: The input latency was definitely noticeable first turning it on, but after 5 minutes for this kind of game you just forget about it. If you're on a 4000 series card I cannot stress this enough to remember to turn on GPU scheduling in your windows graphics settings, I actually played through the game once without frame generation, it was playable but FG makes it so so so much better. The FG option in the remix menu doesn't even appear without this setting on, so make sure to turn it on. It says DLSS 3 in the remix menu this is not frame generation, it's its own option.