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Bioshock Infinite use a different engine, which is much less demanding.
I'm not telling your PC is crap, i just wonder something.
What are you PC specs?
Hear hear. I played BI at med-high settings as well, 60fps smooth sailing. Although, BI did have frequent stutters. Tomb Raider meanwhile was perfect 60fps throughout on med-high settings as well.
But, this FOUR YEAR OLD game, at medium settings, struggles to even hit 50fps. Meh....
Alan wake use a lot of tech that some more recent games don't.
Also alan wake have much more open environement that are individually processed when bioshock is simply asking less due to UE3 and TR is having the same FX BEING PROCESSED THEN REPEATED IN THE GAME ENVIRONEMENT.
Alan Wake ask more, simple as that.
I think you will find if you are running 2x sticks of memory that it is actually running at 1333MHz. Most programs will show it as half the speed due to it being DDR. Yup it doubles, which is why it runs in dual channel mode. Unless you only have one stick of memory then no Dual Channel...
And i also run 8GB 1333, i7 2600 @ 3.4 GHz, GTX 770 OC, 120GB SSD, and all games running of a 1TB SATA 3 HDD and have no problems what so ever with running this game at full whack.
Before blaming them, list your specs.
Beyond recommended should be all that matters.
However:
i5 4670k
GTX 660ti oc
2x4GB Vengence 1600mhz RAM
Windows 7 64bit
Can I blame them now?
I've played the game on a weaker PC than this one (My older PC) and i had no issue playing it 1080P everything maxed including Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic maxed and had more than 60FPS.
There's surely something that throttle your computer somewhere.
What's the antivirus/antispyware?
Is the CPU OC?
What's the PSU?
What's the idle and in-game temp?
Anything else running other than the AV/AS software when you run the game?
Is 720p your native resolution?
Thanks
Norton, tried disabling it already, also tried a fresh Windows install.
No, tried it with however, a small difference (2-3 FPS)
Corsair GS 600w
For the GPU or CPU?
Nothing at all, besides Steam.
Ish. My HDTV supports 1080 but only interlaced, which few PC games support, so I stick to 720p.
Your PSU isn't sufficent.
The GPU alone ask less than this yes, but in addition to the rest of the computer you top the 600W + the power it take in-game to the PSU, it can't follow.
It's nothing about the game just that you PSU is relativly weak for the hardware and what in-game it's asking.
That's strange then, how I was getting a higher framerate with a previous FX 6300... which requires more power.
Considering also I took my build and changed it from a person who uses a GTX 770... which has a higher power requirement...
Also even more worrying considering I "upgraded" from a cheap 700w PSU and the framerate improved.
But sure, I'll buy a stronger PSU, they're cheap enough any way. Thanks!
You also changed the motherboard, so it's usual that it was asking less power with the previous CPU/MOBO.
The power is also handled differently.
I tend to go with a 800W PSU at least, GOOD BRAND with such cards. It's more than the requirements for all BUT when it's on load, it's always good to have some room.
It's not the game, it's an issue on your computer, a strange one but it's hard to know just like this. I've had a friend who had the same issue, it was his OC that was causing issue.
Many customers asked me the SAME thing, and how ironic, they had the same GPU.
It was the PSU that was the issue. (His GPU was also broken, but was only making the game crash) but still the main issue was the PSU.
My old computer had lower specs than yours, and was running on a 1200W (No need that high, but it was in plan to upgrade) and i was able to run the game fine... BUT from my back-up battery my PC was connected on, the CPU/GPU alone was topping the 600W easly and even more with the rest of the hardware.
If you have a friend with a GOOD BRAND PSU of at least 750W, you might wanna try it. It take 5 minutes to connect a PSU to test it anyway, so just in case.
Not saying it's 100% the PSU, but it's the most probably cause i can see ... as it's hard to see all the possible cause just like this.
Typically, exceeding the power supply would just crash your computer, at least from my experience.
That said, I run an i7 920 with a GTX 660 (OC'd) and 9gb DDR3 (in triple channel mode) with one internal HDD on a Corsair 750 watt PSU (not their highest end line - the second shelf from top of the line Corsair) and haven't run into any troubles with power consumption, even at full load.
I run this game maxed out with 2xAA and it sticks to 60 frames for the most part, dipping to around 50 when looking toward certain narrow areas in the background (I don't know why, exactly, as those areas don't seem to be harboring any excessive detail or draw distance).
Anyway, I'm more than happy with that, as this game is quite awesome in the lighting departement and that can really tax a video card.
That's because your PSU is sufficent.
And no, it won't crash if you are slighly overload it, it will just give bad framerate!
A sudden restart can happen on overloaded PSU, if it's only run around the limit by a few W it can only just slowdown the game.
I would be happy to see the event logs of those reboot.