Can you play Marvel's Spiderman Remastered on Steam using your PC at the same settings as PS5 performance mode?

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Can you play Marvel's Spiderman Remastered on Steam using your PC at the same settings as PS5 performance mode?

Can you play Marvel's Spiderman Remastered on Steam using your PC at the same settings as PS5 performance mode?

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Obicus
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07-11-2021, 12:50 AM

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R5 3600 3200MHz with 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 970GB SSD, RTX 3060 graphics. Appreciate the help!

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Obicus

07-11-2021, 12:50 AM #1

R5 3600 3200MHz with 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 970GB SSD, RTX 3060 graphics. Appreciate the help!

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vdlogt254
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07-11-2021, 03:31 AM

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Realistically, you should face minimal issues unless you're aiming for 4K+RT or 1440p Native with RT expecting high frame rates. If your CPU usage is high, limit to 60fps versus unlocked FPS numbers. The RTX3060 shouldn't hinder your ability to use RT and enjoy the experience. You should feel comfortable at 60FPS with RT (though not necessarily at 4K, but 1080p is fine), and DLSS/FSR capabilities will likely improve later if not yet available. Current settings won't be the only factor—guides will help you find optimal quality versus diminishing returns in various scenarios. A balanced strategy will emerge, but you'll need to wait until the release to see how DLSS/FSR technology supports your GPU.

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vdlogt254

07-11-2021, 03:31 AM #2

Realistically, you should face minimal issues unless you're aiming for 4K+RT or 1440p Native with RT expecting high frame rates. If your CPU usage is high, limit to 60fps versus unlocked FPS numbers. The RTX3060 shouldn't hinder your ability to use RT and enjoy the experience. You should feel comfortable at 60FPS with RT (though not necessarily at 4K, but 1080p is fine), and DLSS/FSR capabilities will likely improve later if not yet available. Current settings won't be the only factor—guides will help you find optimal quality versus diminishing returns in various scenarios. A balanced strategy will emerge, but you'll need to wait until the release to see how DLSS/FSR technology supports your GPU.

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adcrash17
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07-12-2021, 03:38 PM

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What display resolution are you planning to use? Are you comfortable maintaining a steady 60fps, or are you comfortable with lower frames like 30, or do you own a monitor or TV that supports higher refresh rates and offers better performance? In my view, adjusting settings for a PC game involves balancing demands across resolution, frame rate, and FPS—changing one can impact the others. Should I understand this correctly? So, what resolution will you be using and what FPS target do you aim for? Figure it out, then you’ll know which adjustments are safe to increase or reduce. I’ve played Spiderman on PS4 Pro and Miles Morales on PS5, playing at 1440p-144Hz on PC to achieve the best possible frame rate while keeping visuals acceptable.

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adcrash17

07-12-2021, 03:38 PM #3

What display resolution are you planning to use? Are you comfortable maintaining a steady 60fps, or are you comfortable with lower frames like 30, or do you own a monitor or TV that supports higher refresh rates and offers better performance? In my view, adjusting settings for a PC game involves balancing demands across resolution, frame rate, and FPS—changing one can impact the others. Should I understand this correctly? So, what resolution will you be using and what FPS target do you aim for? Figure it out, then you’ll know which adjustments are safe to increase or reduce. I’ve played Spiderman on PS4 Pro and Miles Morales on PS5, playing at 1440p-144Hz on PC to achieve the best possible frame rate while keeping visuals acceptable.