Getting 12 FPS with a 3080 RTX and a Ryzen 9 5900X

[Trippi]

What is going on here? I'm getting 29FPS max and dips down to 12FPS.
I'm about ready to refund this.. any specific setting I can change to get anything even remotely close to playable? This is insane, I can run Cyberpunk 2077 on Ultra and get 120FPS. I have DLSS on Quality, most settings are not max about medium to low and I've dropped to Balanced and still absolutely terrible performance.

3440x1440P and I have resolution scale dropped to 2560x1080 (21:9)

Win10 up to date
GPU drivers are up to date
Installed on an nVMe and 32GB DDR5

UPDATE:
Weirdest thing, So on my Ultrawide 3440x1440P I had set texture resolution to 2560x1080 and DLSS at Balanced. Was getting terrible frame rates (12-29 fps).

I instead loaded it up on my 2560x1440P non UltraWide and I'm running at full 1440P native texture resolution (which is more than the lowered Ultrawide). I'm not getting 90-100 FPS with everything on max DLSS on Quality.

I'm stumped here since the first setting was using much much lower textures and requirements and ran worse. Simply running in no 21:9 regardless of settings and regardless of Texture resolutions seems to make a world of difference.

[Stardog765]

Had FPS in the 20s at first but once I made the NVidia profile for the game and set power management to Max Performance and locked the FPS at 60 like I do with all games it was perfect.
Constant 60 on all quality settings on a RTX 2070 Super.

Don't use that NVidia Experience garbage :)

[Trippi]

Originally posted by Stardog765:

Had FPS in the 20s at first but once I made the NVidia profile for the game and set power management to Max Performance and locked the FPS at 60 like I do with all games it was perfect.
Constant 60 on all quality settings on a RTX 2070 Super.

Don't use that NVidia Experience garbage :)

Really? I have my global set to Max Performance though so that should already be the case and I don't have FPS locked, but even still I should be getting at least 60 or higher then.

I'll give it a try but that would be very strange if this works.

[Stardog765]

Hmm then I dont know sorry. I don't keep my global setting at Max I just make a profile for games.
Sorry then if that doesn't help.
Good luck!

[Wybrem]

The game runs like garbage, everyone who says they ahve good frames, run it on potato at mobile 1080p resolutions and dlss3.

[Insanitor]

Game has bad optimization for anything above 1080p it seems... It's a very common issue for a lot of indie games, sadly :(

[DeLindsay]

It's tough with Software (games are Software) to pinpoint what exactly is the problem. For example, I too have a 3080 and Ryzen 9 5900 (Asus G15) and my game runs smooth as butter without any stuttering or FPS drops at 1440P (while recording in OBS) with about half settings on Quality, DLSS on Balance.

The only strange issue I'm having is the audio. When I'm playing (headseet on) the sound is fine, but when I play back the recording of it the sound is like 2x as loud. I've got the Master Volume down to 25, music at 5. No idea what's going on as NO other game has this issue with OBS recordings.

[Stardog765]

Originally posted by Wybrem:

The game runs like garbage, everyone who says they ahve good frames, run it on potato at mobile 1080p resolutions and dlss3.

Or possibly it's your system and understanding how to build and set one up properly? I mean its possible.

[DeLindsay]

Originally posted by Insanitor:

Game has bad optimization for anything above 1080p it seems... It's a very common issue for a lot of indie games, sadly :(

This generalization isn't terribly accurate. For example, Starfield ran like ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on EVERY resolution for months, AAA Studio there. I've played numerous Indie titles at 1440P while recording in OBS with no issues whatsoever, even on this Laptop (Desktop died in Dec).

This isn't an "Indie Studio" problem specifically, it's more indicative that Software today (Game Engines) have FAAAAAR exceeded Hardware's capability and Studios from 1 man games all the way up to 800+ Employee AAA Studios don't optimize their games like they used to, back when they HAD to. Every time they run an optimizer (can't remember the exact name), they have to decide if it's worth the cost to fix the issues found (Labor hours). Everything's gotten so much more expensive these days and Studios have bills to pay just like we do.

I'm not giving game Studios a free pass, just pointing out the why. Games used to ship complete, back when they were only available on physical media, and they HAD to run well on the system/pc of the time or they were screwed. Today's age of digital downloads, they can hotfix until they're blue in the face. And all the while, the "finance team" is constantly breathing down their neck to push the product out. I don't like it any more than the next gamer but it's what we have today.

[Wenlong]

ryzen 5 3600 + 32gb + 1070ti -50+fps

[Jrm]

Everyone has to do a little tweaking for this game, but I got it to run good at the Balanced preset in game then I went in and raised the fsr2 upscale up 1 notch. 1440p selected in menu with quality upscale and getting 100 FPS avg with a 5800x3d and 6900xt oc that is pretty much a 6950xt.

[PTKDWA]

git gut scrub, no issues on my rx 7900 xt

[lordpelvis]

Running great on linux.

[Nitehawk]

Using 4070ti in 4k max and getting 57 lowest and 81 highest, but mostly around the 60 mark. It could also be the cpu as this is a voxel game.

[Snipy_Stream]

same problem with rtx 4090 and DLSS ON

['JJ]

you are full of ♥♥♥♥ cause i have a 3070 and i cant play cyberpunk on ultra, i can play on medium with 90 fps, and in enshrouded i play on 4k with 60fps on medium