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There are also multiple individual settings that may be changed by the user although we are just concentrating on preset performance.

The Ultra Performance mode offers the highest performance increase but it is upscaled the most.

The Performance mode offers higher performance than the Balanced mode with only slight visual differences in motion.

Balanced offers higher performance than Quality and offers a great balance of visuals to performance.

Quality DLSS is upscaled the least and it offers the highest image quality above the Balanced mode and is indistinguishable from the native resolution.

And there are four levels of DLSS choices: Quality, Balanced, Performance, and Ultra Performance. The Supersampling Method in the pancake version allows for either FSR or DLSS, but DLSS is the only option available in the VR game. Settings screenshots are from the flatscreen version There aren’t a lot of visual differences between Epic and High, but dropping to Medium is noticeable, and Low is rather low. Myst has 4 basic in-game user settings: Low, Medium, High, and Epic Presets.

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We benchmark using a Vive Pro which gives identical results to the Valve Index as well as using the Pro 2 for our top cards.

#MYST REVIEW WINDOWS 10#

RX 6600 XT (8GB Red Devil, on loan from PowerColor)īTR’s testing platform is an Intel Core i9-10900K at 5.0/5.1GHz, an EVGA Z490 FTW motherboard and 16GB of T-Force XTREEM DDR4 at 3866MHz on Windows 10 64-bit Pro Edition.RX 6700 XT (12GB Red Devil, on loan from PowerColor).

RX 6800 (16GB Reference Edition, on loan from AMD).

RX 6800 XT (16GB Reference Edition, on loan from AMD).

RTX 3060 (12GB Founders Edition, on loan from NVIDIA).

RTX 3060 Ti (8GB Founders Edition, on loan from NVIDIA).

RTX 3070 (8GB Founders Edition, on loan from NVIDIA).

RTX 3080 (8GB Founders Edition, on loan from NVIDIA).

RTX 3080 Ti (12GB Founders Edition, on loan from NVIDIA).

#MYST REVIEW DRIVERS#

Here are the cards that we benchmarked Myst with the very latest drivers from NVIDIA (472.12) and from AMD (21.9.2): This isn’t a game review, but rather we are concentrating on its performance as measured by FCAT-VR using nine video cards on their latest drivers at factory settings.

It is available as a $29.99 Steam game that is playable as a pancake game or in VR on multiple HMDs including the Valve Index, Vive HMDs, and Oculus Rift HMDs, but not for WMR like the Reverb G2.

We will also make suggestions for setting the best balance of visuals to performance for each card.īTR received a Steam Myst key from NVIDIA.

#MYST REVIEW DRIVER#

We offer a review of Myst‘s PC VR graphics performance using the latest AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 21.9.2 driver with the RX 6800 XT/RX 6800/6700 XT/RX 6600 XT, and the latest GeForce Game-Ready 472.12 driver with the RTX 3080/3080 Ti/3070/3060 Ti/3060. Unfortunately, the VR edition does not support ray tracing or FSR, so we will focus on DLSS as the game is especially demanding on the Epic Preset with a Vive Pro/Valve Index class VR headset and much more so with a Pro 2. Powered by Unreal Engine 4, the pancake game features gorgeous advanced ray traced graphics and support for both AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) and NVIDIA Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) technologies to boost performance. Myst was rebuilt to play in PC VR and for flatscreen gamers. Myst (2021), by Cyan Worlds Inc, is the latest remake of the iconic 1990s puzzle-adventure game. Myst 2021 VR Performance Review of 9 AMD & NVIDIA Cards using FCAT-VR with the Vive Pro and the Pro 2 Featuring DLSS