Steve Youngblood
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So, there's a fix to get rid of the "Controller detected" message by tweaking one of the config files.
Apologies for being lazy, but can someone point out that fix?
So, there's a fix to get rid of the "Controller detected" message by tweaking one of the config files.
Apologies for being lazy, but can someone point out that fix?
Go to your Witcher 3 folder location and go into this folder:
"...The Witcher 3binconfigbase"
Open up "hidden.ini" with notepad.
Change "LockControlScheme=0" to "LockControlScheme=2"
This will get rid of the annoying message box and will always show the controls for the controller.
I am playing this on my TV completely maxed out at 30hz, but using spells is such a drag with the controller. :/ Any opinions on this?
No afaik
Keep in mind that you can skip it as soon as the game has loaded, if you were under the assumption that the load times are longer cause of it.
Personally, I want to disable them so I won't have to listen to the awful, awful voice acting lol
That's essentially a loading screen.
Thanks, for some reason I thought the only loading screen was the wheel that shows up after the scene.
I did a bunch of testing on my machine:
I5 4670K @3.6 and @4.2
AMD 280X
8GB RAM
I tested on the wilderness with mostly just Geralt on screen.
First off, overclocking the CPU from 3.6 to 4.2 did absolutely jackshit for my framerate, not a single fuck was given by the game. Likewise, putting Textures and Detail at Ultra didn't affect a single frame. So go ahead and jack that shit up if you have a 280X
These are the values that affect the game the most (hairworks is always off):
Foliage
HBAO+
Shadows
Better off using SSAO and Foliage and shadows at high at the most if you want something that hovers around 45~50fps. Incidentally, it's foliage (and texture quality, but it's irrelevant performance wise), that makes the biggest difference from a visual perspective. If you use high-ultra texture settings the game still looks pretty nice with everything else on low, and on a 280X you truly get close to a steady 60fps there. If you want a mixture of great visuals and decent performance then put everything on high except textures and detail, which should remain on ultra. You'll get something between 40 and 45fps between depending on scene complexity.
Oh and overclocking the 280X to 1100 mhz gave me 3~5 additional frames, but I'm not sure how safe that is. The temp rose to 70C and the fan speed went to 70%. Chance the machine will hang too, probably. I really should've bought some other card...
But the worst thing about this fucking game is the constant juddering, even when you're running at 60fps. Fucking hell, why. Someone needs to put some fire in CDPR's ass to fix this STAT.
I thought it was an ultra chart, my mistake.
Does anybody feel like me and thinks that this game is very unresponsive and sometimes frustrating because of the controls ?
I play with a DS4 with DS4Windows.
Did anybody mentioned this "amd users"?
https://www.reddit.com/r/witcher/comments/36jpe9/how_to_run_hairworks_on_amd_cards_without/
I modified the tessellation value to x8 with my 7950 and hairworks run perfectly smooth!
Does anybody feel like me and thinks that this game is very unresponsive and sometimes frustrating because of the controls ?
I play with a DS4 with DS4Windows.
Polygon seems to think so, going by their review.
I'm quoting myself here:
This is all in White Orchard...haven't played any other part yet.
No afaik
Keep in mind that you can skip it as soon as the game has loaded, if you were under the assumption that the load times are longer cause of it.
Personally, I want to disable them so I won't have to listen to the awful, awful voice acting lol
Game crashes every 5 mins so that the picture frozes but the audio still keeps going. Some have reported that they had this problem before they got to the first open area but it's going to take hours from me with this amount of crashing.... I have love-hate relationship with PC gaming depending on the day.
Dang, I was really hoping to hold off on buying a new video card until Direct X 12 cards hit, but there is no way my 680 is going to be able to handle this. Anyone have any info on how hard a hit an i5-2500 makes on performance?
Game crashes every 5 mins so that the picture frozes but the audio still keeps going. Some have reported that they had this problem before they got to the first open area but it's going to take hours from me with this amount of crashing.... I have love-hate relationship with PC gaming depending on the day.
Dang, I was really hoping to hold off on buying a new video card until Direct X 12 cards hit, but there is no way my 680 is going to be able to handle this. Anyone have any info on how hard a hit an i5-2500 makes on performance?
Set HairWorks to 2x.
Still too much of a hit for my liking.
i7 2600k @ 4.1 // Gig GTX 970 OC 120&215 // 8GM RAM // SSD
Fought two wolves, tested with and without HW.
Without
Minimum FPS 58
Maximum FPS 68
Average 65 out of combat
Average 60 in combat
Geralt only
Minimum FPS 49
Maximum FPS 58
Same in and out of combat staying around 52
Full HairWorks
Minimum FPS 45
Maximum FPS 54
Average 51 out of combat
Average 48 in combat
I have the exact same card, those temps are bang on the money. You can go into high 70s without being really concerned, card's rated for something like up to 95C but I don't push it past 80 personally.
Another crash/lockup (music, and sounds still play, and image is frozen on my desktop until i kill the witcher3 process), wtf is going on. I am on fullscreen, with vsync on, and 60 fps limit.
I searched online, and some people say its related to that, but some people say the lockups are related to playing with a controller. I dunno at this point.
I'll mess with it later, but fuck this game for now. Fix this shit CDPR.
I am very concerned by this scene (i am still at the beginning) because based on tradition,Dandelion does the narrating, and that better not be his new voice.
There are a few fixes that seem to work for some people.
Try any combination of the following:
1. Make sure you're using full screen mode not borderless.
2. Rollback nvidia drivers to the GTAV set.
3. Set frame cap to Unlimited
4. In the nvidia control panel add TW3 and set power managemt mode to 'prefer maximum performance'
I used steps 1, 2, and 3 and I've not crashed for a few hours since. Doesn't seem to work for everyone, but it's worth trying.
Anyone?
Also, my card was 60+ in Flotsam and 67-69 in the woods, is that a good temp?
Hmm, rather not unlimit my FPS - just don't see the need to force my GPU to work at 99% load the whole time.
I'll try the others and see - I've had a few crashes, not a crazy amount but enough to be annoying.
I've also seen some people suggest that using a FPS tool like MSI is also contributing to things.
Thanks for that writeup. So would you say all Ultra at 30 FPS is possible with the 280x?
Sucks some people are crashing so often. I've seen some game glitches, but not a single crash in 12 hours. Has anyone that is crashing done a stress test on their components? Not saying it isn't drivers or the game, but curious.
Turning off the ingame AA and using FXAA and Maximum Performance setting in Nvidia control panel stopped the crashes for me but I'm still saving like a madman just in case.
Did anybody mentioned this "amd users"?
https://www.reddit.com/r/witcher/comments/36jpe9/how_to_run_hairworks_on_amd_cards_without/
I modified the tessellation value to x8 with my 7950 and hairworks run perfectly smooth!
Does anybody feel like me and thinks that this game is very unresponsive and sometimes frustrating because of the controls ?
I play with a DS4 with DS4Windows.
How does fxaa look in comparison to in game aa?
For new page.
The latest Nvidia Driver is complete garbage. Just keeps crashing while using chrome.
For anyone who rolled back to the previous drivers, did it effect your performance for Witcher 3?
There is a better way to do this, just add the same setting to your
'C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\The Witcher 3\user.settings' file. That way all of your changes are kept outside of the games own config files.
Also set it to read only after making changes.
I've crashed about 6 or 7 times in 4 hours of play. It's annoying for sure but not killing my enjoyment (yet).
I have a gtx 970 ssc from Evga, decent factory OC. Could be what's causing it but I really don't want to have to mess with putting it back to stock clocks. Ugh.
I also have a small OC on my 2500k of 4.0ghz, really doubt that's the issue.
My Gpu does reach high 70s in temp and the fans go nuts. It's probably the gpu OC...
hmmm, i wonder if you limit tesselation on Nvidia cards if you'll get better performance on them as well.