Talk:CRT-Royale

It may be beneficial to write what year the "current GPU" line was written in, to avoid anyone buying a 4090 in like 2 years, because they hope it will be barely enough to run this filter.

How would one go about to edit this line to best show this? A full rewrite of the line would require testing with various cards, to KNOW what the actual cut off for "current" was at the time, I only have a 1050 TI and a 2060, as well as a 7?? (not sure about the actual numbers there) somewhere, without a PC to make use of it.

I also am not sure how I would best clarify the date in this text, without it seeming clumsy.

Just remove all mentions of GPU release date from the text. Instead, write that the recommended GPU to run the CRT-Royale is a Nvidia GTX 1070 or more powerful gaming graphics card (not professional like A100). With a link to the GPU benchmark list. I don't play with shaders, but as far as I know the GTX 1070 produces perfect performance at 1440p. NNNkey (talk) 13:16, 15 April 2025 (UTC)

Even a GTX 1060 (equivalent performance to a GTX 980) was enough for CRT Royale at 4K last time I checked. For AMDers that would be an RX 480 or RX 580. I have no idea how CRT Royale would perform on weaker GPUs than the 1060, but assuming this performance as a baseline, these would be the recommended desktop GPUs:

Nvidia	AMD	Intel
GTX 690	Radeon HD 7990
GTX 780 Ti	R9 290X
GTX 980	R9 390X
GTX 1060	RX 480/580
RTX 2060	RX 5500 XT
RTX 3050	RX 6500 XT
RTX 4060	RX 7600	Arc A580
RTX 5060	RX 9060	Arc B570

I decided to remove the "last few years" remark since when that was written the "last few years" were 2013-2015.