GwyndolinCinder
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What are the load times like on a normal (non SSD) HDD?
1 second, i keep forgetting and going to tab out cause i'm use to ps4 atm
What are the load times like on a normal (non SSD) HDD?
I can't say that any of this is happening to me. I guess I get a tiny hitch when the game autosaves? Is that what that is talking about? Also the game seems to perform pretty well on my relatively ancient setup (all like ~6 year old hardware except for my GPU, which is a GTX 960). I get like 30-50 FPS at high/max settings at 1080p, it definitely jumps around a bit though so I will probably just lock it to 30.
Yeah, the list is clearly not for everyone. Some may encounter none, others may encounter 3 of them.
Anyway, found another popular issues, white screen at startup.
It's insane isn't it? I got the new drivers a couple weeks back and not long after most of the games I were playing would suddenly tank in performance down to the 10s to 20s. I had no fucking idea what was wrong until I remembered I updated drivers, so I rolled back two drivers and bam, fixed it.
On topic however, I'm running a 2500K with a 660 and 8GB RAM at 1080p. Honestly, performance is not great. I've set everything to minimum and it's all over the place, constantly dropping and stuttering, along with small freezes. This isn't just when the game is saving either, I get it a lot especially when turning the camera around a lot. It's playable, I've managed to get to the second area, but it's definitely far from optimal. It's about 40-50 average with drops to 30 on average and highs of 60.
I can't report on things that don't happen in my testing.B-b-but Durante article in PCGamer..
Exactly.To be fair I haven't experienced a single one of those issues, and Durante likely didn't either. That doesn't mean they don't exist, but if they don't happen you can't report them.
Setting the power management mode to prefer maximum performance fixed the framerate drops/stutter at auto saves.
Setting the power management mode to prefer maximum performance fixed the framerate drops/stutter at auto saves.
I'm waiting for Pascal/Polaris. So I'm gonna play this game on my ancient laptop.
i7 720qm
ATI (lol) Radeon HD5850
8GB RAM
Win 10
Yeah, laugh at me. But I'm positive about playing at least 720p all Low.
lol
Join the club! This thread is full of rather expensive, well-above recommended PCs that are all running the game near perfectly, as they expectedly ought to.
I'm a 2500k, 8gb RAM and a 6970 and the game runs like shit, so I'm running it at 720p and everything low in order to get those 60fps as often as possible.
Would never had thought a Souls game would be the one to make me upgrade, but here we are. Going to order a GPU-less 6600k Skylake build tonight, and await the new GPUs to release.
Setting the power management mode to prefer maximum performance fixed the framerate drops/stutter at auto saves.
I noticed these little hiccups too, whenever the game autosaves. Can others confirm this fix too? I'm currently away from home and can't try it out.
Pardon my ignorance, but why buying Skylake without a dedicated GPU? Surely it won't get more expensive as time goes by, if anything it'll get cheaper.
1 second, i keep forgetting and going to tab out cause i'm use to ps4 atm
I'm getting really inconsistent performance. Going to a subcategory in the equip screen (e.g. within the left hand weapon selection) and then backing out will cause my game to freeze or hitch for a visible 1/4 of a second. Only happens for the first 20 or so times that I do it.
You really should try to disable/lower some settings other than AO IMHO, high AO is one of the best bang/buck settings in the game in terms of its overall effect on the image.LaptopGAF reporting. Runs fine (60 with a few framedrops to ~50 in specific environments) for me at 1920x1080. Settings at high except for shadows (low) and SSAO (off).
i7-6700HQ 3.5 GHz
8GB RAM
Nvidia 960M
Load times at around 4 seconds on laptop SSD which is fantastic.
Setting the power management mode to prefer maximum performance fixed the framerate drops/stutter at auto saves.
That seriously sounds like Prefer Maximum Performance would fix it.
Damn, are there any solid PC ports this gen at all? Games are either an unoptmized mess or crashing mess.
Setting the power management mode to prefer maximum performance fixed the framerate drops/stutter at auto saves.
4770k
16gb RAM
GTX970
Runs butter smooth. No crashes or issues, but I also haven't updated my drivers in a bit.
Resolution and average framerate? I have the same gig as you4770k
16gb RAM
GTX970
Runs butter smooth. No crashes or issues, but I also haven't updated my drivers in a bit.
LaptopGAF reporting. Runs fine (60 with a few framedrops to ~50 in specific environments) for me at 1920x1080. Settings at high except for shadows (low) and SSAO (off).
i7-6700HQ 3.5 GHz
8GB RAM
Nvidia 960M
Load times at around 4 seconds on laptop SSD which is fantastic.
I do have many sound issues though, mainly ambience dissapearing (resetting) when flicking through menus.
Solid 60 fps with 970 and 6600K, i'm also around 45 at 1440p