I do enjoy AAA games personally on the 4k tv. That being said, I do sometimes stream onto the Steam Deck from the bed.
I have a 3080. I run Cyberpunk at 4k, ultra performance DLSS, path tracing with ray reconstruction. Get around ~70fps.
Yes, of course, there are artifacts and the quality isn’t perfect, because, well, it’s ultra performance.
However, the extra pixels from 4k look fantastic, and there is a mod that allows you to change the number of bounces for ray tracing, giving you a boost in performance.
Personally, I would trust DLSS to upscale to 4k, rather than render (say) 1080p and have the TV itself upscale to 4k.
Point is - it looks FANTASTIC to me on a 4k screen. You have somewhat similar specs and frame generation, and if you render it at Steam Deck resolution, it will look great.
I do enjoy AAA games personally on the 4k tv. That being said, I do sometimes stream onto the Steam Deck from the bed.
I have a 3080. I run Cyberpunk at 4k, ultra performance DLSS, path tracing with ray reconstruction. Get around ~70fps.
Yes, of course, there are artifacts and the quality isn’t perfect, because, well, it’s ultra performance.
However, the extra pixels from 4k look fantastic, and there is a mod that allows you to change the number of bounces for ray tracing, giving you a boost in performance.
Personally, I would trust DLSS to upscale to 4k, rather than render (say) 1080p and have the TV itself upscale to 4k.
Point is - it looks FANTASTIC to me on a 4k screen. You have somewhat similar specs and frame generation, and if you render it at Steam Deck resolution, it will look great.
Stream it!