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i tried multiple graphics settings and was finally able to get the game to stop slowing down (at least as frequently) by dropping the resolution. i use an ultrawide 1440p monitor so dropped it from 3440x1440 to 2560x1440 and that seemed to make it better but it eventually came back.
it acts almost like it has a memory leak since i can quit out of the game and immediately re-launch it and its fine... for a while
I dont know what else to do. Thanks for the comment anyway!
The ALT-TAB thing being unresponsive while playing this game, I'd say its an RE Engine issue. Can't comfortably alt-tab out of RE3, RE2, nor RE7 as well. Capcom's game engine is just facking obnoxious on PC hardware.
And yes, their engine also disables the Windows-Key as well.
I think your issue is Denuvo, based on the history with the base game upon release in 2021 with the cutscenes.
If it is indeed Denuvo, its likely raping your CPU... Any word on the usage percent while gaming with MSI monitoring?
can't find any info yet specific to this, but the issues with this game are making me a bit leary of picking up the RE4 remake.
RE7, RE2 remake and RE3 remake all ran fine, so i have no clue why this game has such performance issues.
not sure on the usage percentage on CPU either. i don't know a lot about how Denuvo works aside from it decrypting executable code on the fly and reporting to a server for the DRM checks, but i have heard that there multiple ways a dev can implement it and depending on their know-how/understanding of it, etc, it can either be a trash implementation or be basically unnoticed on the users end.
if i remember right, Bethesda/id had to patch it out of DOOM Eternal and i remember it being a huge issue with Lords of the Fallen's performance issues also.
EDIT: Dear Steam Community Moderators. It is very visible that you guys have to keep this section clean but please do understand, censorship leads to nowhere but more trouble and eventually this will get popular.
The game's DRM IS INDEED A SERIOUS PROBLEM, And the only way to "fix" this is to make noise and make it reach CAPCOM's DEVs. I do please beg you for some consideration about this and aknowledge it is an issue.
I ask you to please not lock this topic, since I've seen another user complaining about DENUVO's Anti-Tamper and as result has been blocked from posting. This is not a joke.
May 2023 the game will than be out for 2 years. Still quite a ways away. You are the only one with this issue because it is most likely an issue with only your computer/specs.
First off your CPU is slow. If playing at 1080p or below like you tested (800x600) you maybe experiencing some bottlenecking as the game is more CPU bound at those resolutions. If other programs are running in the background as well like discord taking away resources it will make things worse.
An R5 1600 only has a boost clock of 3.6GHz and slow DDR4 speeds. Even when OC the CPU only goes around 3.9GHz. Still slow and even though it meets requirements does not guarantee it will perform well. That is why OC did little for you as the boost is so small its not noticeable,
Yes, this game will eat around 12.5GB of System RAM. Having only 16GB like you do may cause issues. Again, if you have things running in the background the system may have to re-allocate memory which will slow down the system. That is why even alt-tabbing is giving you issues.
I would suggest running the game on a clean boot. Disable ALL non-essential programs, services, and tasks from starting with computer. See if it helps.
After you ran a clean boot you should than monitor your CPU/GPU while playing to see what is going on in real time. Use MSI afterburner with RivaTuner. Check usage, thermals, clock speeds, power, etc.
Your RX 560 only has 4GB of VRAM. When game has less than 4GB of VRAM available it is known to cause issues with audio during cut scenes being out of sync. That is why when you used the RX 6600 with 8GB the issue went away.
Are you using an SSD or HDD? If you are running on a HDD that will also cause some minor performance issues with system responsiveness.
Have you increased your page file? This may help as it would give the system some virtual RAM since it seems you are running low. Give it a try.
When using DDU did you run in safe mode only with internet being disabled the whole time until after the display driver has installed? This will help avoid windows automatically searching and installing the display driver same time as you causing a conflict.
Also double check your motherboards BIOS settings. Default them, than apply the optimal settings of your choice. Choose correct XMP profile (AMP, DOCP, or EOCP) if supported. However, this could also cause an issue so test at JEDEC speeds.
When installing windows 10/11 did you format the drive first to ensure a clean install? Did you install up to date drivers, chipset, controllers, steam, and only game with nothing else installed?
FYI - Win 11 22H2 currently has a bug which hinders gaming performance. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/status-windows-11-22h2#2950msgdesc
Overall I think that is most likely the reason of having a slow CPU matched with not enough system RAM with slow speeds, and a culmination of other programs running while you are playing. Try my suggestions and see if they help.
For the audio de-sync issues, I had problems with that. The engine doesn't play nice with any audio enhancements you've got going in with Windows. Even Sonic for headphones. But I know Dolby Atmos make the game sh!t bricks.
I'm not much of an alt+tabber but I do know that minimizing the game can munt the HDR up.
With your specs you should be running the game fine. With "overwhelmingly positive" status on Steam, unfortunately you're in the minority with performance issues. I would keep looking at your PC friendo.