My Cyberpunk 2077 Setup | Graphics Settings, Lighting Mod etc.

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1. i like Nova LUT but it makes the sunlight really grey

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2. Hey folks, TheCyanideX just dropped a new WIP version of Nova LUT called the Pure version. I loaded it up for a short test run and at first glance it seems to address most of the color issues with the original version. Will test it more and maybe drop an update video once it exits WIP status.

   Edit 1 : Nova Pure seems to be a little brighter than Nova LUT, might need to bump gamma up a little. Nova Pure also seems to make lights extremely bloomy with stock lighting and env. I recommend using Nova Pure with Nova Env.

   Edit 2 : yep I'm doubling down on Edit 1. Most definitely recommend using Nova Pure only with Nova Env for now.

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3. Love all these lighting mod reccomendations – I still struggle mostly with draw distance issues. I have a high end PC but the amount of weird lighing pop ins i get, especially whilst driving, is horrendous. None of the draw distance mod fixes seem to be updated post 2.0 patch either. Its a gorgeous game, just as long as you're standing still.

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4. Good god your gpu undervolt is insane! 1065!

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5. Fair assessment on the variety of lighting mods, there's no objective best. I've finally tried Nova LUT for 10hrs, and during night, morning, rain, fog & in parts late afternoon, looks excellent. Issue is washed out, overblown, cold blue sunny middays w/pale blue sky: California in reality is contrasty, saturated, warm with DEEP blue skies. And since I prefer to play during daytime (especially with most of Dogtown not having any artificial lights), NCLM wins with deep blues & warmer city looks, plus an Awesome sunset. Yet other times NCLM looks artificial, oversaturated and dulls neon signs to look odd as you've said.

   Have half a solution: try Nova LUT with in-game gamma set to 1.15 (ups contrast, downs brightness) & 15% extra vibrance. Latter can be done in Windows, AMD or NVidia setting but VibranceGUI gives you a simple per game tool for it – upped stock 50% setting to 66% for the Cyberpunk EXE and voila: Nova has better saturation without being too much. Midday could still be warmer and sky deeper blue but its improved and everything else looks awesome. 75% vibrance a little too much but also works-

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6. How do you manage to test all those mods easily?Do you use Vorten mod manager? to install /uninstall – activate/deactivate mods? A detailed tutorial would be much apreciated !!!! Did you listen the end song that you used in any of Cyberpunks 2007 radio staion? If so do you remember wich one ? Thank you

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7. Yo bro you should check our gits showa,
   btw i love nova LUT but the night should be a little darker

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8. Your presentation was fantastic, as always. However, I am somewhat confused about what Reshade you are using. I cannot seem to find any mention of it within the comments either. I would greatly appreciate it if you could supply me with the necessary information. Many thanks.

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9. your game looks great and this video is very helpful, thanks man

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10. That Ultra RT/PT thing is cool until it makes facial hair all weird and white.

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11. I appreciate the fact you keep Lighting mods simple. No reshades or other tinkering BS.

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12. What sniper rifle is that?

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13. My favourite is overchrome Lut on top of California lightning and enhanced weather mod… A light reshade to desaturate a little colors and it's a showcase beauty in path tracing…

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