Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29 Fulcrum - History, Design, Performance & Dissection (Part 2)

its better that way so you can better compare them

but idk why you cant see them without clicking on the imgaes

I’ll check mine and turn it off if it is enabled as well

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this man becomes more shiny everytime i see him

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I’ve seen some pretty eerie Cyberpunk NPC’s

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@ron_23 @Dzhkグ @GitGood
Different story on DCS, but tbf it already has a huge graphic gap from WT to begin with.

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WT looks way better for the performance you get

MIG-29 Modernization 558 Aircraft Repair Plant Russian Brochure

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i went in the alf+f2 Nvidia screenshot mode in the hangar and looked inside the model on the KR and noticed a MFD page dont have bening displayed on the center mfd


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Gaijin is teasing us.

People using DLSS5 with their latest NVIDIA cards.

Meanwhile my good old 1080ti: I still got it boss.

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the 5000$ card gets its performance cut in half from it btw.

It’s a leak ver of DLSS which is probably holy unfinished.

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My 1080ti still rocks 165fps with ultra settings on wt easily thanks its raw power.

As for modern triple A games FSR and Fsr frame gen comes in clutch.

Tbh for 1080P its still more than enough despite lacking certain modern features.

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I am still rocking the 5700xt I got for 100$ with the end of mining crypto.

240fps max settings at 1440p at that price is unbeatable

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Hell yea.

These grandpa’s still rocking.

For those who have NVIDIA ( preferably 30 series and up ) it’s more efficient to use DLDSR + DLAA or DLSS Quality if DLAA is taxing too much :

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Funny thing is frame gen is broken on this game.

As soon as I activate frame gen and SSAA 4X all hud dissapeares.

This is the only game where FSR frame gen doesnt work properly on my 1080ti.

it would be better for compariosn if you took a screenshot when fully zoomed out

bc AA and frame gen is struggeling more when something takes up less space on the screen