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Padds Jan 24, 2024 @ 1:12pm
Ugly on AMD cards?
so saw a few videos decided to give it a go, what i get doesnt look much like the videos im watching. using chill to keep the FPS at 90 ish playing it on the preset one step down from max.

it feels like its running at 20-30 fps the lighting and shadows seem wrong/absent the colours are flat , entering the shroud just puts a grey colour filter over everything

on a different point how do you know where the game wants you to go?
quest sent me to go rescue some guy , got to a stealth tutorial snuck up on a guy back stabbed him for no damage he turned around and one shot me im assuming im too low level for this quest and now have a long run back to my corpse but i cant see any warnings
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Witski Jan 24, 2024 @ 1:55pm 
Originally posted by *360 | shu:
so short update DDU with the previous driver is working totally fine without any issues

https://share-your-photo.com/4050808cba

check by yourself if you dont believe me
Thanks, ill try it tomorrow night after work :) , ill update the results .
Wrothbog Jan 24, 2024 @ 1:56pm 
game looks fine and ran at about 110 on a 6900xt with 5800x cpu. using the balanced preset it installed itself as

switched it up to max quality and only saw a decrease in fps to 60ish with no increase in quality perceptable so just run the game at balanced seems like a no brainer for me

what it does seem to be is too bright. there is no gamma slider either. i tried turning on hdr in windows and no change to saturation. is this game breaking...absolutely not. dark areas are suitable hard to see in. bright areas are just too bright
bushwookie Jan 24, 2024 @ 1:59pm 
Originally posted by egocentrism:
I just used the AMD cleanup utility and reinstalled the previous driver. With a 7900 XTX I'm getting 90-120 fps but it still feels like 30 fps. I really enjoy the game but the jankiness is giving me a headache.

Quick AMD rant, but how come so many new games that come out perform so WEIRDLY on AMD cards? I've always had nvidia cards in the past and I've never had so many issues with playing games as I've had with my 7900 XTX. I feel like I spend more time waiting for the developers/AMD to fix weird issues than I do actually gaming... Do developers even test out AMD hardware or are we such a minority that it's not worth it?

Anyway, going back to a previous driver didn't fix it so I hope someone else can find a solution!

*starts waiting*

The game is locked to 60Hz so even if your PC is reaching higher than that in FPS you won't notice it. It's a game bug and devs said they are looking into it. There's a thread about it you can check.

As for the GPU I don't have the problems people seem to have either with AMD or Nvidia so i don't know what problem you're encountering. You say AMD gpu's struggle but the last year all you can find on the internet are conspriacy theories about how Nvidia cards are running worse than they should and that it's AMD fault. Talking about the latest Unreal engine titles.
It doesn't matter what brand you got if the game simply doesn't utilize you hardware which is more of the problem here. We're at the mercy of developers now with DX12/Vulkan.

Though a lot of performance problems lately have been more CPU related than GPU and I expect this game is heavier on your CPU than GPU as it isn't that graphically challenging. There is simply lots of info to be processed and if got a slow CPU your GPU can't save your performance.

EDIT: It's in the known issues sticky thread.
Last edited by bushwookie; Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:00pm
Jrm Jan 24, 2024 @ 1:59pm 
Originally posted by Wrothbog:
game looks fine and ran at about 110 on a 6900xt with 5800x cpu. using the balanced preset it installed itself as

switched it up to max quality and only saw a decrease in fps to 60ish with no increase in quality perceptable so just run the game at balanced seems like a no brainer for me

what it does seem to be is too bright. there is no gamma slider either. i tried turning on hdr in windows and no change to saturation. is this game breaking...absolutely not. dark areas are suitable hard to see in. bright areas are just too bright

Try balanced preset then only go in and change the fsr2 mode to quality. It will help the visuals look a little bit better and you may only lose 5-10 fps.
egocentrism Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:03pm 
Originally posted by *360 | shu:
Originally posted by egocentrism:
I just used the AMD cleanup utility and reinstalled the previous driver. With a 7900 XTX I'm getting 90-120 fps but it still feels like 30 fps. I really enjoy the game but the jankiness is giving me a headache.

Quick AMD rant, but how come so many new games that come out perform so WEIRDLY on AMD cards? I've always had nvidia cards in the past and I've never had so many issues with playing games as I've had with my 7900 XTX. I feel like I spend more time waiting for the developers/AMD to fix weird issues than I do actually gaming... Do developers even test out AMD hardware or are we such a minority that it's not worth it?

Anyway, going back to a previous driver didn't fix it so I hope someone else can find a solution!

*starts waiting*
write down your specs Sir since i bought my 7900xtx on release day i had never any issues no performance issues nothing
and i was always laughing if i saw how people complain with nvidia cards xD

I have an i9 13900k and 32 gigs of DDR5 6000mhz RAM. For instance when CS2 came out, the first couple weeks or so I would get crazy FPS drops moving around because the game wasn't properly loading shaders or something, and the only fix was to go into a private match and noclip around each map for 5-10 minutes shooting every gun and throwing nades to force the shaders to compile in real time... That's not something I ever had to do on NVIDIA. And then a couple weeks later AMD releases a low latency mode that got me temporarily banned. Also something that's never happened with NVIDIA. I actually really like my 7900 XTX but you gotta admit that's kinda crazy haha!
Wrothbog Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:05pm 
Originally posted by Jrm:
Originally posted by Wrothbog:
game looks fine and ran at about 110 on a 6900xt with 5800x cpu. using the balanced preset it installed itself as

switched it up to max quality and only saw a decrease in fps to 60ish with no increase in quality perceptable so just run the game at balanced seems like a no brainer for me

what it does seem to be is too bright. there is no gamma slider either. i tried turning on hdr in windows and no change to saturation. is this game breaking...absolutely not. dark areas are suitable hard to see in. bright areas are just too bright

Try balanced preset then only go in and change the fsr2 mode to quality. It will help the visuals look a little bit better and you may only lose 5-10 fps.
honestly i couldn't see a difference so i wont bother. with everything set to max i ran through all of the options switching through all the quality levels one by one and most of them barely look different between low and max.
Jrm Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:09pm 
I have had ZERO issues with a AMD gpu 6900xt overclocked to 6950xt performance on any Unreal Engine 5 games so far.

Sometimes some people have weird issues with both brands though and even the CPU can be the culprit.

CS2 and a lot of Unreal Engine 5 games were having issues with 13900k cpu users. On UE5 games, It would throw an "out of memory error" and crash the game. Sometimes upon shaders compiling or just as soon as you launch the game. You can google this issue too it is out there and it definitely happened to a lot of users.

On CS2 at launch 13900k users were getting poor performance / stuttering too, a lot of people had to disable the Ecores.
*360 | shu Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:12pm 
Originally posted by Witski:
Originally posted by *360 | shu:
so short update DDU with the previous driver is working totally fine without any issues

https://share-your-photo.com/4050808cba

check by yourself if you dont believe me
Thanks, ill try it tomorrow night after work :) , ill update the results .
to be honest i dont know what was doing amd with the new driver but with the new driver i had always all about 200fps and now so 100-170fps xD
I'm running the game on max settings, and despite not having great FPS, it still doesn't look very good. I'm not sure why. Everything just looks very hazy and cartoony. The trailers and people's lets plays seem to have better graphics and I can't figure out why that is. It's not even an AMD card.
Last edited by World's Strongest Man 1984; Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:15pm
egocentrism Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:16pm 
Originally posted by *360 | shu:
Originally posted by egocentrism:
I just used the AMD cleanup utility and reinstalled the previous driver. With a 7900 XTX I'm getting 90-120 fps but it still feels like 30 fps. I really enjoy the game but the jankiness is giving me a headache.

Quick AMD rant, but how come so many new games that come out perform so WEIRDLY on AMD cards? I've always had nvidia cards in the past and I've never had so many issues with playing games as I've had with my 7900 XTX. I feel like I spend more time waiting for the developers/AMD to fix weird issues than I do actually gaming... Do developers even test out AMD hardware or are we such a minority that it's not worth it?

Anyway, going back to a previous driver didn't fix it so I hope someone else can find a solution!

*starts waiting*
dont use the Tool from AMD just write in google " DDU download " and use this tool and before you start it downloading the previous driver after the tool is done it will restart your pc than install manually the AMD driver

Hmm I always thought the AMD one would do the same thing but next time I want to do a fresh install I'll try DDU instead, thank! For now I don't mind capping the FPS at 60 and waiting for some sort of update
*360 | shu Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:17pm 
Originally posted by thebear:
Originally posted by egocentrism:
I just used the AMD cleanup utility and reinstalled the previous driver. With a 7900 XTX I'm getting 90-120 fps but it still feels like 30 fps. I really enjoy the game but the jankiness is giving me a headache.

Quick AMD rant, but how come so many new games that come out perform so WEIRDLY on AMD cards? I've always had nvidia cards in the past and I've never had so many issues with playing games as I've had with my 7900 XTX. I feel like I spend more time waiting for the developers/AMD to fix weird issues than I do actually gaming... Do developers even test out AMD hardware or are we such a minority that it's not worth it?

Anyway, going back to a previous driver didn't fix it so I hope someone else can find a solution!

*starts waiting*

The game is locked to 60Hz so even if your PC is reaching higher than that in FPS you won't notice it. It's a game bug and devs said they are looking into it. There's a thread about it you can check.

As for the GPU I don't have the problems people seem to have either with AMD or Nvidia so i don't know what problem you're encountering. You say AMD gpu's struggle but the last year all you can find on the internet are conspriacy theories about how Nvidia cards are running worse than they should and that it's AMD fault. Talking about the latest Unreal engine titles.
It doesn't matter what brand you got if the game simply doesn't utilize you hardware which is more of the problem here. We're at the mercy of developers now with DX12/Vulkan.

Though a lot of performance problems lately have been more CPU related than GPU and I expect this game is heavier on your CPU than GPU as it isn't that graphically challenging. There is simply lots of info to be processed and if got a slow CPU your GPU can't save your performance.

EDIT: It's in the known issues sticky thread.
mate Vulkan is one of the best APIs you can use this game using totally fine my hardware i never heard from any vulkan title that the hardware usage is worst never can you proof your words?
bushwookie Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:17pm 
Originally posted by Chris Mintz-Pie:
I'm running the game on max settings, and despite not having great FPS, it still doesn't look very good. I'm not sure why. Everything just looks very hazy and cartoony. The trailers and people's lets plays seem to have better graphics and I can't figure out why that is. It's not even an AMD card.

Out of curiosity what's your resolution?

I have the same feeling and I'm wondering if it's 1080p being upscaled with FSR/DLSS. People on 4K won't notice the loss in image quality so might be why it looks good for them.
G0 Skill Yourself Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:19pm 
I can't even get the game to hit 30 fps on amd and it constantly says my GPU is out of date when it absolutely isn't
*360 | shu Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:20pm 
Originally posted by egocentrism:
Originally posted by *360 | shu:
write down your specs Sir since i bought my 7900xtx on release day i had never any issues no performance issues nothing
and i was always laughing if i saw how people complain with nvidia cards xD

I have an i9 13900k and 32 gigs of DDR5 6000mhz RAM. For instance when CS2 came out, the first couple weeks or so I would get crazy FPS drops moving around because the game wasn't properly loading shaders or something, and the only fix was to go into a private match and noclip around each map for 5-10 minutes shooting every gun and throwing nades to force the shaders to compile in real time... That's not something I ever had to do on NVIDIA. And then a couple weeks later AMD releases a low latency mode that got me temporarily banned. Also something that's never happened with NVIDIA. I actually really like my 7900 XTX but you gotta admit that's kinda crazy haha!

as i said i've had the card for over a year and i've never had this kind of problem! but well i'm also fully equipped with AMD and not with a cpu that you can only run in antarctica with a nuclear power plant xDDDDD
Witski Jan 24, 2024 @ 2:21pm 
Originally posted by egocentrism:
Originally posted by *360 | shu:
write down your specs Sir since i bought my 7900xtx on release day i had never any issues no performance issues nothing
and i was always laughing if i saw how people complain with nvidia cards xD

I have an i9 13900k and 32 gigs of DDR5 6000mhz RAM. For instance when CS2 came out, the first couple weeks or so I would get crazy FPS drops moving around because the game wasn't properly loading shaders or something, and the only fix was to go into a private match and noclip around each map for 5-10 minutes shooting every gun and throwing nades to force the shaders to compile in real time... That's not something I ever had to do on NVIDIA. And then a couple weeks later AMD releases a low latency mode that got me temporarily banned. Also something that's never happened with NVIDIA. I actually really like my 7900 XTX but you gotta admit that's kinda crazy haha!
It's a problem with the game not the card tho...



Originally posted by *360 | shu:
Originally posted by Witski:
Thanks, ill try it tomorrow night after work :) , ill update the results .
to be honest i dont know what was doing amd with the new driver but with the new driver i had always all about 200fps and now so 100-170fps xD
Don't know, for me everything works as before at the same frames basically, with this fluid motion i get some more like in cyberpunk, like above 100 sometimes with rt on psycho but steam overlay say another thing, like 40, so im not sure at all at this point, it was smooth tho. On this game with it ON i had over 200 but without shadows rendering it's faulty numbers i think. ( 120+ without fluid motion )
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Date Posted: Jan 24, 2024 @ 1:12pm
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