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Other than the executable being smaller in size there's absolutely no difference,
maybe for some it's a quarter of an fps better, but that's about it.
i remember there was a bit at the release of re8 where popping headshots would freeze the game for a moment, wasnt that due to bad denuvo?
If I understand correctly. There have been videos on youtube of people "proving" Denuvo does impact performance. Typically from my understanding in CPU bound games or places. Hogwarts legacy for example has many areas that are CPU bound. However it's entirely possible the none Denuvo versions of games they tested were simply running better for other reasons? Like difference in games on Steam VS GOG etc?
Maybe I am wrong but that's kind of how I understand it. So it depends on the title. I forget what game but I think I remember seeing around 15 FPS difference in one video. But I don't know if that was average, 1% low or max. Who knows.
CORRECTION/Update: I just went and scimmed though some videos. It seems like some titles are the same. Some are 2-4FPS difference. In fact at least one game seemed to show 1FPS more for having Denuvo. Either way 1-2 FPS is nothing. So any that are not at least 3-4 or more really does not matter. Anything less than that can be an artifact in the benchmark process anyways. Some titles dropped 10 FPS after removing it.
Which means likely titles that improve by 10 FPS too like I swear I have seen that benchmark. It really does depend on the game and other factors.
You can confirm that no-one knows what Denuvo does but YOU know fully what it doesn't do. The ego on you....
The real question is: is Capcom's DRM solution also got stealthily removed with this update? Considering it a layer on top of Denuvo and all?
the irony is you don't have any clue what are you saying. lol
If you ignore the games where Denuvo does impact performance, sure.
But I can't believe there's actually Denuvo shills out there.