holy shit, is this for real? i just bought a new 144hz G sync monitor so I can't tell you how excited I am to play something over 60fps for the first time ever (I've never even seen it before). Hopefully my 980 can get me some good frame rates at 1440p.
i7-920
16G RAM
Titan X
1T Evo SSD
4k TV
Running on Ultra @ 4k yields between 30s-40FPS. Vulkan should put me at 60FPS consistently.
Some are probably more sensitive to that kind of thing. Someone else mentioned they were probably experiencing something similar. The Steam forums are also filled with people saying similar things. It's very smooth, but there is this weird...stutter is probably the wrong word, but at times, the game feels it's running worse than the frame counter would indicate.
I must say I didn't think I would be able to play this on 60fps with a 560ti card lol. I certainly could not play Dark Souls 3. I put everything on minimum and resolution to 720p and it's constant 60 so far. My planned upgrade is a few months away but I don't mind that at all, the single player is surprisingly good.
i7 6700K @ 4.7GHz
DDR4 @ 3000MHz
980 Ti OC
1440p
Maxed settings, no AA
G-Sync
60 - 110 fps, averaging around 80 - 90 I'd say. Buttery and beautiful.
1fps intro movies >___________<
On my 980 Ti the game doesn't seem to want to use anything more than 3.42GB of VRAM.
That 970 optimization.
How can I unlock the frame rate? Vsync is disabled, but I'm being capped some where. It won't go above 60 fps (I'm on a 144hz monitor).
That's a shame to hear as I have pretty similar specs to you (only difference is RAM).i7 2600 @ 3.4 (3.8 w/ Turbo Boost)
GTX 760 2GB
8 GB RAM @ 1600MHz
720p at low settings... still comes with constant framedrops. Prior to this, I've ran Garden Warfare 2 and Fallout 4 at 1080p 60fps on a mix of medium to high settings. Is it weird for me to feel like this game isn't optimized to its fullest? I'm not trying to max out visuals or anything, and I don't feel like this card should be falling behind like this, especially not this soon, and especially if the PS4 is handling it fine. Yeah, a console can push out a bit more performance than a PC can for obvious reasons, but even then, my parts aren't exactly weaker compared to the hardware there.
The strange part is, the performance squeezed out of running it at 720p on low is insignificant. Yeah, the framerate is a bit more stable, but I still get hits to around 30fps, which is basically the lowest I was getting at 1080p medium. Honestly, I can deal with a lower resolution granted the frames are better, but being unable to hit a consistent 60fps at 720p low settings? I just feel like they didn't even try optimizing for older cards. I feel I should be able to hit that, at least.
I'm pretty disappointed. This card has been able to handle recent stuff like Rise of the Tomb Raider and Dark Souls 3 just fine based on other's accounts, so it definitely doesn't feel like it's time for an upgrade. I'm regretting my purchase, but not much I can do now. I might wait for the inevitable Vulkan support and hope that it helps out before I play again, but I'm doubting it'll do more than make 720p playable. That can only do so much, right?
On my 980 Ti the game doesn't seem to want to use anything more than 3.42GB of VRAM.
Are you checking while in a level? Because it looks like some of the menu screens after launching the game are capped at 60. The game itself is uncapped.
I have seen it go up to 5.5 GB. It just depends on the area. (make sure you are using Nightmare page file)
Also, there are some pretty brutal CPU bottlenecks where my CPU usage and GPU is low (I presume driver, draw call overhead considering the expanses I look over when that occurs: but at least I have never sen it go below 60).
For example:
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I cannot wait for VULKAN!
Hmm, it will be really interesting to compare this in Vulkan.
Yeah the intro sequence when you wake up...it's capped at 60
I have seen it go up to 5.5 GB. It just depends on the area. (make sure you are using Nightmare page file)
Oh crap, I didn't realise there were NIGHTMARE settings for a couple of things!
Think a 6700K would see any improvement with Vulkan?
Yeah, it should be awesome to compare.
Yeah, I think a number of the playback animations they made framelock to 60. Death animations sometimes do for example.
I have seen it go up to 5.5 GB. It just depends on the area. (make sure you are using Nightmare page file)
Also, there are some pretty brutal CPU bottlenecks where my CPU usage and GPU is low (I presume driver, draw call overhead considering the expanses I look over when that occurs: but at least I have never sen it go below 60).
For example:
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I cannot wait for VULKAN!
But even when you take control, it's 60fps for me. Are you saying it unlocks after? I don't have vsync checked in game or in NVCP.
what a strange scene to be cpu limited. its not very expansive at all
i7 2600 @ 3.4 (3.8 w/ Turbo Boost)
GTX 760 2GB
8 GB RAM @ 1600MHz
720p at low settings... still comes with constant framedrops.
i7 2600 @ 3.4 (3.8 w/ Turbo Boost)
GTX 760 2GB
8 GB RAM @ 1600MHz
720p at low settings... still comes with constant framedrops. Prior to this, I've ran Garden Warfare 2 and Fallout 4 at 1080p 60fps on a mix of medium to high settings. Is it weird for me to feel like this game isn't optimized to its fullest? I'm not trying to max out visuals or anything, and I don't feel like this card should be falling behind like this, especially not this soon, and especially if the PS4 is handling it fine. Yeah, a console can push out a bit more performance than a PC can for obvious reasons, but even then, my parts aren't exactly weaker compared to the hardware there.
The strange part is, the performance squeezed out of running it at 720p on low is insignificant. Yeah, the framerate is a bit more stable, but I still get hits to around 30fps, which is basically the lowest I was getting at 1080p medium. Honestly, I can deal with a lower resolution granted the frames are better, but being unable to hit a consistent 60fps at 720p low settings? I just feel like they didn't even try optimizing for older cards. I feel I should be able to hit that, at least.
I'm pretty disappointed. This card has been able to handle recent stuff like Rise of the Tomb Raider and Dark Souls 3 just fine based on other's accounts, so it definitely doesn't feel like it's time for an upgrade. I'm regretting my purchase, but not much I can do now. I might wait for the inevitable Vulkan support and hope that it helps out before I play again, but I'm doubting it'll do more than make 720p playable. That can only do so much, right?
+set m_smooth 0 in launch options to turn off that pesky mouse smoothing. Try it out.
Are you downsampling and capping in RTSS or using Vsync?
Try 2 things out (idtech is fickle with detecting hz and with frame capping in strange ways):
1. Turn off the framerate cap in RTSS (set to 0).
if that does not work
2. Stop down sampling
3. Try NV vsync instead of ingame
idtech 5 had some strange behaviour with downsampling where limiting the game to 60 fps while downsampling would make it run @ 30 for a reason I truly do not understand.
It could be using tons of draw call for XXX reason. But for example, if I turn around and look at a similarly geometrically complex area but with far less discrete objects, it shooots up to 120hz again. Different renderers have diff draw calls for different things (material layering for example can be draw call heavy, etc.).
Quite strange that they haven't fixed this from beta but if it's anything like it was there - just sit through it for the first time and next time it'll play normally.
Guys, I need help, I can't get a locked 60fps to save my life, I tried even low settings and the game still drags to 30fps constantly, is there something wrong with my rig?
i5 2500K OC'd to 4.2GHz
GTX 780 factory OC'd to 1070mhz
16GB RAM
Intalled on a 128GB Crucial SSD
i7-920
16G RAM
Titan X
1T Evo SSD
4k TV
Running on Ultra @ 4k yields between 30s-40FPS. Vulkan should put me at 60FPS consistently.
Cranking a few of those settings up to Nightmare has dropped my frames a little bit, but not too much. The rare very specific vista brings me near spot on 60fps, and I've seen the extremely rare dip to like 59fps. But generally it's 70 - 90 throughout.
Yes. Kepler. From what I see everyone with 7XX cards has terrible performance (even on lowest settings with a 780 ti). Could be a driver issue, Nvidia pretty much dropped Kepler support anyway![]()
Guys, I need help, I can't get a locked 60fps to save my life, I tried even low settings and the game still drags to 30fps constantly, is there something wrong with my rig?
i5 2500K OC'd to 4.2GHz
GTX 780 factory OC'd to 1070mhz
16GB RAM
Intalled on a 128GB Crucial SSD
Yes. Kepler. From what I see everyone with 7XX cards has terrible performance (even on lowest settings with a 780 ti). Could be a driver issue, Nvidia pretty much dropped Kepler support anyway![]()
With Gsync I don't even notice those drops to 50 which are like, one second at most.
Any impressions from fx8350 users?
I've had this too, after dying or loading a new level. Turning off Adaptive Vsync seemed to work. (Vsync On also works)
I'm playing on Ultra with a pretty good 60 on a 780TI.
i5-2500K @ 4.2GHz, 16GB DDR3-1866, 980 Ti
2560x1440, 144Hz, Gsync. Ultra preset with SMAA (TX1), Motion Blur and CA disabled.
Very happy with the performance so far, I'm getting on average ~110 FPS, think I saw it drop to the low 90's a couple of times in heavy action but for the most part it's been silky smooth.