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greaguo May 15 @ 6:26am
Upgraded the graphics card, but the FPS is lower
I like this game very much. In order to play this game, I specially upgraded the graphics card, but the FPS of the picture is lower. It turns out that the old graphics card is RX580 2048SP 8GB. The game screen can reach 40-60 FPS at a resolution of 1920 * 1080. The upgraded graphics card is RX7700XT 12G. Other hardware has not changed. The FPS can only reach about 25, but what is the reason for this? Please reply to the developer?
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Mercury May 15 @ 6:33am 
How many gig of RAM do you have installed, that might be it?!
Last edited by Mercury; May 15 @ 6:37am
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Omence072 May 15 @ 6:34am 
Did you do a clean install of Radeon drivers?
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greaguo May 15 @ 6:37am 
Originally posted by Mercury:
How many gig of ram do you have, that might be it?!
32G memory
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greaguo May 15 @ 6:38am 
Originally posted by Omence072:
Did you do a clean install of Radeon drivers?
The latest version is installed.
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Mercury May 15 @ 6:39am 
Originally posted by greaguo:
Originally posted by Mercury:
How many gig of ram do you have, that might be it?!
32G memory
that should be plenty, so yeah drivers then.
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Omence072 May 15 @ 6:54am 
Originally posted by greaguo:
Originally posted by Omence072:
Did you do a clean install of Radeon drivers?
The latest version is installed.
Look in to DDU to do a clean driver install.
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Omence072 May 15 @ 6:56am 
Forgot to add, make sure your CPU isn't bottlenecked. Monitor GPU and CPU usage while running the game.
Last edited by Omence072; May 15 @ 6:56am
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Ramschasar May 15 @ 12:10pm 
Originally posted by Omence072:
Forgot to add, make sure your CPU isn't bottlenecked. Monitor GPU and CPU usage while running the game.

But that same bottleneck should have existed on the old gpu.
Sounds like a driver issue. Otherwise, check the gpu. Are other games running better? Maybe you have bought a malfunctioning gpu? Is it used?
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PLIN PLIN PLON May 15 @ 12:23pm 
the same goes for me man, i playrd on my rtx 3070 and i was getting 100-120 fps most of the time and this week i upgraded my gpu to rtx 50 series and for my surprise the game runs terrible. on ultra 1080p with dlss quality i get 40-50 fps.
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greaguo May 15 @ 8:54pm 
Originally posted by Ramschasar:
Originally posted by Omence072:
Forgot to add, make sure your CPU isn't bottlenecked. Monitor GPU and CPU usage while running the game.

But that same bottleneck should have existed on the old gpu.
Sounds like a driver issue. Otherwise, check the gpu. Are other games running better? Maybe you have bought a malfunctioning gpu? Is it used?
playing other games has improved the picture quality
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Wompoo May 15 @ 9:09pm 
What is the rest of the system...CPU, memory speed, SSD or disk drive etc. how old is the rest of your system, have you updated the bios. Unfortunately just slapping in a new GPU may not help.
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iddqd33 May 16 @ 1:07am 
This game is very CPU-related. And memory speed. And of course SSD.
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greaguo May 16 @ 1:12am 
Upgrading the GPU without changing other hardware, but reducing the FPS
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iddqd33 May 16 @ 2:16am 
Originally posted by greaguo:
Upgrading the GPU without changing other hardware, but reducing the FPS
May be game saw better GPU and automatically raised settings and the rest components (CPU/mem) can't manage it.
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Blowfeld May 16 @ 4:30am 
What kind of PSU do you run? If you run a solid 600 to 700 W PSU you should be fine.

Reset drivers with DDU.

Check if your graphics card runs the proper power state in the game. For some reason it might not go into maximum power state thus limiting your fps below what it should be.

Those are the 3 things that come to my mind first.
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