The numerous graphical improvements that Cyberpunk 2077 received with the arrival of patch 2.0 have kept it one of the most technically advanced games, as well as one of the most challenging. In this sense, it undoubtedly excels inclusion of road layoutalso known as full ray tracing or path tracing, and the image generation and ray reconstruction implementations present in NVIDIA DLSS 3.5.

Cyberpunk 2077 has an impressive graphical quality, but this can be further improved with various mods, such as Nova Lut, which adjusts the use of colors to make a game that, as you can see in the attached video, achieves photorealism and maintains it at a great level in many ways. According to the author of the video, it was the only graphics mod he used.

Yes, we agree that the finish isn’t perfect and there are moments where it’s clear we’re in for a game, but there’s no denying it. The overall result is fantastic. and that photorealism is at a level we haven’t seen in any other game so far, not even those versions of GTA V with hundreds of mods.

To be able to push Cyberpunk 2077 with that level of graphical quality It is necessary to have a high-end PC of the latest generation, because only when tracking the path there is a significant decrease in the frame rate per second, although we can compensate for this with the set of technologies present in NVIDIA DLSS 3.5. For this reason, the game shows its best face with GeForce RTX 40 graphics cards.

Just below these lines, I’ll leave you with a complete video tour of Night City using mods that will turn Cyberpunk 2077 into a “little piece of reality.” To enjoy this full ray tracing (path tracing) game, the minimum recommended level is a GeForce RTX 4060 at 1080p, GeForce RTX 4070 at 1440p and GeForce RTX 4070 Ti at 4K.

Here is the route traced #Cyberpunk2077 with a few more mods and imports can be achieved

*Notice the complete absence of the exaggerated gt7 effect and the abundant unrealistic sun glare effect everywhere. pic.twitter.com/syeUp2wWoa

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