This is true.
If a 780Ti is about 3x as powerful as an Xbox One, then I guess those frame rates @ 1080p are about exactly what should be expected.
Now I'm worried about even attempting to play this at 1440p.
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This is true.
If a 780Ti is about 3x as powerful as an Xbox One, then I guess those frame rates @ 1080p are about exactly what should be expected.
Now I'm worried about even attempting to play this at 1440p.
And I expect near 60FPS at 1080....
... but then I have an 880m and am a mobile enthusiast so my expectations are somewhat more in line with reality than most.
Deaf Spacker
Memb
Wait, SLI isn't supported? For fucks sake.
UnrealEck
Member
Plus the settings on the PC version can be changed and who knows what the settings were on Xbox One. We also don't know how far it can push it past 30 FPS since it was capped on XB1.
But then you have BF4 which is well optimized. Maybe the game is just badly coded and it has nothing to do with this "PC gamers expect too much" delusional crap.
Yea. This is the one Digital Foundry comparison that I'm looking forward to.
jacksepticeye
Member
Weird to see it say releases Sept 4th on Wikipedia but it says "1 day and 1 hour" on Steam.
Though not that it matters cos I VPN most games
Though not that it matters cos I VPN most games
It's not delusional.
I've witnessed such a thing on many forums. I don't intend to dismiss any legitimate claims regarding poorly optimized games (and there are make not mistakes) but I do have the impression that way too many people have no idea what settings they should be running at, crank everything up and complain that the game runs bad and is therefore "unoptimized".
It's funny you mention Battlefield 4 because this game was not immune to that.
adamantypants
Member
I only got through the first 10 minutes last night after unlocking.
I unlocked framerate and have all sliders maxed at 1080p. 780ti with 4670k @ 4.5ghz 8gb RAM. Opening scenes with nothing going on I was getting 80+ fps, first time you see zombies, I dropped to just above 60 fps.
I fell asleep before I could play more. Hopefully I can maintain 60 when I get to some actual action.
I unlocked framerate and have all sliders maxed at 1080p. 780ti with 4670k @ 4.5ghz 8gb RAM. Opening scenes with nothing going on I was getting 80+ fps, first time you see zombies, I dropped to just above 60 fps.
I fell asleep before I could play more. Hopefully I can maintain 60 when I get to some actual action.
This game is just plain shit coding.
It literally takes 5-7 minutes to load a save game on a mid-range system!
adamantypants
Member
880m is about as powerful at a desktop 760
Dictator93
Member
A 780Ti is quite a bit more than 3x more powerful than an xb1. More like 4x more powerful (Nvidia TF is better than AMD TF and the bandwidth difference is massive).
Stronger if you tweak it a bit, but certainly enough to play most games in 1080 at 60FPS. Especially if you're willing to drop from Ultra to High.
I was not specifically defending DR3 here. It was a general statement about how some people completely overestimate their hardware and have high standards but lack the hardware to hit it.
This does not apply to people having capable systems and being disappointed by how the game runs, but that part was fairly obvious.
I've been messing with the game and performance is just all over the place. Sometimes I can get a steady 30fps on all medium settings but with some of the post processing stuff turned off, and thats on a street with a ton of zombies on screen.
Other times I'll hit low teens and sub 10s even with everything turned on the lowest setting, with seemingly less zombies than I'm able to do on medium.
Also, for folks with long load times -- if you have an SSD and have the room, install it there. I get maybe 30-45 second loads with it on my SSD.
Other times I'll hit low teens and sub 10s even with everything turned on the lowest setting, with seemingly less zombies than I'm able to do on medium.
Also, for folks with long load times -- if you have an SSD and have the room, install it there. I get maybe 30-45 second loads with it on my SSD.
dmix90
Member
This game officially isn't even out yet. There is usually day one patches and new nvidia/ati drivers on release day. Maybe developers had access to beta graphics drivers and optimized game for them or these drivers will fix some issue with loading times(loading textures to video ram) or......."This game is just plain shit coding." of course
. And i think people should be grateful if game runs at ~30 frames per second on configs with 7850/70 level graphics cards at 720p. If devs couldn't squeeze more from fixed console specs at possibly low-medium settings.
Windom Earle
Member
Guess I'll lock this to 30fps with some nice downsampling. Should look fine with motion blur. If a 780ti can't get this to locked 60, my overclocked 680 won't either. Pre-Load complete, get hype!
Windom Earle
Member
I wouldnt expect much form them. Just look at the recent Metro comparisons. DF-PC comparisons are garbage.
CaptainSchwann
Member
Is it safe to be online with steam after using VPN to unlock it as long as I keep it up?
MMBosstones86
Member
sweet, it finally unpacked!
...shit
...shit
Dio Brando
Banned
Ugh, just tested it. wtf is up with the performance. Nothing justifies some drops.
OC'd 2500k and 670.
OC'd 2500k and 670.
Downsampling from which resolution?
GavinUK86
Member
What? It takes about 17 seconds to load my saves. I have a i7 2600k, 8gb ram and a GTX 660. The game is installed on a regular HDD.
Good luck with that!
This game crashes repeatedly. I have an i7-3730 , 8g ddr3, and a GTX 660. I can run most games at max settings with zero issues. I tried maxing Dead Rising 3 and it would run fine, but then crash out of nowhere. I busted it down to medium and it still crashed out of nowhere. I can play anywhere from five to twenty minutes before it crashes. Super annoying!
Any way to transfer the game to my SSD without redownloading it? I haven't tried it unlocked yet but it ran great without any noticeable drops at 1440p on a 4770k and 290x. Not sure if I even want to run it unlocked if the FPS is going to be that variable. Locked, constant 30 fps rate doesn't bother me as much when using a controller vs mouse controls.
littlegrasshopper
Member
Same issue here with the random crashes. Also, if anyone was interested. Even though the game supports the rumble triggers on the X1 they do not work on the PC. I wish more devs would use the rumble triggers for PC ports of X1 games or any game for that matter. They rock when used correctly. Good example is Forza 5.
I think there is a problem with the driver itself not enabling Xbox One-specific features. Basically the current driver just pass your XBO controller as a regular 360 one hence the flawless (or near flawless) compatibility.
Bjoern the Smexy
Member
Okay, so my patience got the better of me and I unlocked the game via VPN.
I'm currently playing it on my Laptop (Intel i5 M460 @2.53 GHz, nVidia GeForce GTX 460M (1.5 GB VRAM), 4GB DDR3 RAM) and I can actually play it.
I have all the settings on low, except for Motion Blur (On), Texture Quality (High), Texture Filterin (Anisotropic 16x), Subsurface Scatterin (On) and Sky Quality (High).
Runs at a smooth 30fps, with only small frame drops
I'm happy
I'm currently playing it on my Laptop (Intel i5 M460 @2.53 GHz, nVidia GeForce GTX 460M (1.5 GB VRAM), 4GB DDR3 RAM) and I can actually play it.
I have all the settings on low, except for Motion Blur (On), Texture Quality (High), Texture Filterin (Anisotropic 16x), Subsurface Scatterin (On) and Sky Quality (High).
Runs at a smooth 30fps, with only small frame drops
I'm happy
If you just want to move this game and not your entire Steam installation:
- Go into settings -> downloads -> Steam library folders and add a new folder on your SSD
- Exit Steam
- Move the game's folder from Steamapps\common\ to Steamapps\common\ on your SSD.
- Move the appmanifest_x.acf file from Steamapps to Steamapps on your SSD, where x is the appID of the game (I'm guessing it's 265550 for Dead Rising 3).
- Start Steam and it should hopefully find the game in the correct place.
This is how I move games, but I haven't tried it with DR3 specifically.
edit: If you're looking to move everything Steam, follow the instructions on the link Jeff Stephen posted above instead.
Okay, so my patience got the better of me and I unlocked the game via VPN.
I'm currently playing it on my Laptop (Intel i5 M460 @2.53 GHz, nVidia GeForce GTX 460M (1.5 GB VRAM), 4GB DDR3 RAM) and I can actually play it.
I have all the settings on low, except for Motion Blur (On), Texture Quality (High), Texture Filterin (Anisotropic 16x), Subsurface Scatterin (On) and Sky Quality (High).
Runs at a smooth 30fps, with only small frame drops
I'm happy
Are you still at the very beginning of the game or are you a good bit in? If you're still at the very beginning expect to see harsh drops soon.
theshape31
Member
Not sure if anyone's seen this, but it supposedly removes the 30fps cap. I have not tested it yet, but hopefully someone else can share if/how well it works.
http://www.craveonline.com/gaming/articles/753301-dead-rising-3s-pc-version-30-fps-cap-heres-uncap
http://www.craveonline.com/gaming/articles/753301-dead-rising-3s-pc-version-30-fps-cap-heres-uncap
I have a i5 3.4, 12 gig of RAM and a 660ti on a 7200rpm regular HDD.
17 seconds! How in the hell did you pull that off?
My game takes about 5 minutes to get from clicking start to getting to the main menu, then 5-8 minutes to get to the game after selecting "continue game".
synce
Member
Okay, so my patience got the better of me and I unlocked the game via VPN.
I'm currently playing it on my Laptop (Intel i5 M460 @2.53 GHz, nVidia GeForce GTX 460M (1.5 GB VRAM), 4GB DDR3 RAM) and I can actually play it.
I have all the settings on low, except for Motion Blur (On), Texture Quality (High), Texture Filterin (Anisotropic 16x), Subsurface Scatterin (On) and Sky Quality (High).
Runs at a smooth 30fps, with only small frame drops
I'm happy
That's good to hear, my laptop has similar specs. What res are you playing at?
Same. Crashed 4 times and gave up.
No. Gabe will send his ninjas to kill your family if you do.
I've been doing it since the dawn of time and so far so good. IMO as long as you don't mess with Gabe's wallet you're good to go.
Bjoern the Smexy
Member
I played for about two hours, just made it to the garage.
Even with all those zombies on screen my laptop still managed to squeeze out between 15-25 fps, which is amazing (and playable) in my book, so yeah. I'll manage. I guess the last few hours of the game will be way more demanding, though.
1366x768 with internal resolution set to 720p.
Most impressive thing for me is that this game runs perfectly fine with only 4GB of RAM, when the minimum requirements say 6.
Have to get used to the slightly changed control scheme though. And the new "duct tape to go" mechanic, so to speak.
Still having lots of fun. Will test the game tomorrow on my actual PC (AMD Phenom II X6 1055T @3GHz, 8GB RAM, AMD Radeon HD 7770 (2GB of VRAM)). Maybe I'll be lucky and I can squeeze even more fps out on there. But from my experience the game'll run worse than on my laptop. I'll wait and see. And will post my experiences tomorrow.
UnrealEck
Member
There is a way to change the FOV. I saw screenshots of it changed.
GavinUK86
Member
yeah I just saw it going back a couple of pages in this thread. hopefully some instructions to do so are right around the corner
KCroxtonJr
Member
I will never understand why devs go with these awful ass super close narrow FOV cameras, reminds me of Kingdoms of Amalur :/ And to make it even worse, the camera gets CLOSER when you sprint...wtf. Even with a better FOV seems like the close camera will still be annoying.
Still really excited to play this, hoping to see some camera fixes soon.
UnrealEck
Member
My guess is that it improves performance. Console games tend to have very small FOV.
No FOV slider and no seperate option for mouse vs control pad camera inversion piss me off. This game comes with a lack of either.
Bjoern the Smexy
Member
How are you people getting so fucking awful load times?
Getting into the menu nets me 1 minute at the most. Getting from the menu into the game is just close to a minute.
I do not have the game installed on my SSD either.
I was really afraid I'd have to wait 5 minutes from launching the game to actually playing it, yet my fears were for naught.
Maybe it all depends on your rig?
Getting into the menu nets me 1 minute at the most. Getting from the menu into the game is just close to a minute.
I do not have the game installed on my SSD either.
I was really afraid I'd have to wait 5 minutes from launching the game to actually playing it, yet my fears were for naught.
Maybe it all depends on your rig?
CaptainSchwann
Member
Same. Crashed 4 times and gave up.
No. Gabe will send his ninjas to kill your family if you do.
I've been doing it since the dawn of time and so far so good. IMO as long as you don't mess with Gabe's wallet you're good to go.
Cool. Thanks for the response : ).
And it sucks to hear so many people having trouble with the game. I made it into chapter 2 with no issues whatsoever before I had to head out for class. Game is a lot better than I was expecting!
Windom Earle
Member
If I can't get 30fps at at least 1440p then I don't know what to say. Clusterfuck of a port.
luknotluck
Member
So is everyone who is having trouble running the game pushing the game to its limits like unlocked FPS and 1440p? Would it be fine if I just ran the game normal like 30FPS 1080p?
neogaffer1
Banned
The impulse triggers vibrate when you are shooting a gun low on ammo on Xbox One.
jim2point0
Banned
I did it with Cheat Engine. But the FOV will snap back to the default after you zoom in with a weapon. It's possible I can fix that... but I'll need to play around with the code.
Even then, that will require downloading and installing Cheat Engine. Then opening the table and pointing it to the Dead Rising 3 executable. It's not hard, but just letting you know what's required.
I did it when creating a free camera for the game for the intentions of taking screenshots... but that's pointless since you can't remove the HUD as of yet. So I probably won't be updating the CE table. Once the game is patched, the table would need to be updated (which I won't due unless there's a way to remove the HUD). I'm sure someone else will come up with a better way to change the FOV though.
if someone figures out how to open up .bin files then it should be as easy as changing a plaintext camera.txt file with different fovs for different stuff (vehicles, aiming, 3rd person)
fun fact though, DR2's default FOV was also in the low 40s