Framerate

[Knackz]

Having pretty unstable/low framerate with a rtx 3070 and i9 cpu
Anyone else having this issue

[Danielle]

Originally posted by FourMore:

Originally posted by Nicrobe:

I have a 4060ti (16gb) and an i5-12600KF. Rock stable 60 fps+ with everything cranked up to max with a 1080p 60hz monitor, had absolutely zero problems.

It is weird to see people with better hardware having trouble with running the game. Makes me reckon its less hardware related and more driver/software related.

Dude why are you playing on an 1080p 60 hz monitor with that hardware. Like wtf. Of course it runs well.

Because I know for a fact once you go 144hz, you CANNOT GO BACK

So I simply blissfully live in my 60fps world. I can't miss something if I don't know it in the first place! And my hardware is perfect for exactly that. 60fps 1080p

[Sparra]

1070 Ti
Intel i7-7700K CPU
16 GB RAM

It seems that no matter what settings I set it at, I can't get the demo to keep at 60 fps at 2560x1440. The best I got it was at 60 fps at the start of the demo, which fell lower as the demo went on, dipping below 40 before I gave up. Considering the art style the game is going for isn't a super realistic one, I'm very surprised at how poorly the demo runs. The worst part was changing "effects" from high to medium basically removed all the weather effects like rain on the windshield, which really ruined the atmosphere the game was going for I think.

I was also monitoring my CPU and GPU while playing the demo and neither one was particularly high in utilization either. My CPU hovered at about 35% and my GPU never went over 10%.

[Jaymons]

Yes, I'm kind of disappointed too. I bought the game on pre-order because I really liked everything I saw in the gameplay, but the performance is terrible in the demo version, if this continues in the full version, I will need to refund

[Akgis]

Game runs ok here DLSS quality 100+ FPS at 4K. Still the game doesnt look that demanding for being this heavy.

But there is the usual Unreal Engine stutters that are very very anoying, there are some shader pre comp during loadings cause I see my CPU skyrocket but there is some missing ones becuase yeh UE pre shader comp always misses some.

[Voidfox]

3090
12900k

FPS is all over the map, going from 120fps down to 40-50's is very jarring... and this is with DLSS.

Once you get into the first main area after the intro, FPS tanks. Shadows seem to be the main culprit, but performance still wildly fluctuates. Hopefully they can optimize further.

I sure hope performance is improved at launch.

[MaineCoon]

RX 6700 XT I get up to 55 fps on ultra with stuttering and dips into the high 30s

[space_powder]

2060
i5-10400f

these are right smack dab in the middle of the requirements, sorta, and yet the game was running at maybe 30-35 fps on MEDIUM the moment i started my first run. earlier it was running at over 60 in the garage with high, dunno what caused it to crap itself like that

[sweet lemonade]

The framerate is honestly so low and unstable that it's a complete deal breaker for me. A first person driving game randomly jumping between 45, 40, 30 and 50 FPS genuinely makes me nauseous.

[Min/Max]

Runs fine on my RTX 4080 Super, No frame drops or stuttering. Framerate always above 100fps

[Permyack]

Originally posted by Alf:

Try playing it with DX11 instead of DX12. Someone else reported that it vastly improves the FPS

I tried this on my configuration - It didn't get any better:/

[Velken Iakov]

i5-8600k
1660 Super
16 GB DDR4
SSD
21:9 1080p

Can barely keep on 60 fps with settings on medium

[Glorified Toaster With Legs]

3080, 32gb DDR4, i7-12700KF, 1080p, DX11 Proton Experimental.

Game runs at around 35-45 FPS on default settings, around 50-70 FPS on low settings.

[die-wc-ente]

Cyberpunk 2077 runs smoothly with 60fps @ high settings
Pacific Drive runs with under 30fps @ medium settings

[esotericist]

Originally posted by Nicrobe:

Originally posted by FourMore:

Dude why are you playing on an 1080p 60 hz monitor with that hardware. Like wtf. Of course it runs well.

Because I know for a fact once you go 144hz, you CANNOT GO BACK

So I simply blissfully live in my 60fps world. I can't miss something if I don't know it in the first place! And my hardware is perfect for exactly that. 60fps 1080p

144hz makes me nauseous, personally. i'm much happier with something much lower.

on my deck, when i'm able to get a stable 40 fps, i set it for 40hz. failing that, 60hz with 30 fps.

[Gamer Mickey]

Another thread full of people with either potato PCs (anything under the spec of an Xbox Series S is a potato imo), or simply have no idea how to optimise a game.

YAWN.