rtx 4070 low fps

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low fps with rtx 4070 and dlss, No matter what setting, whether it's quality or balanced... wtf is this game

[Ottomic]

Define "low FPS" please.

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Originally posted by Ottomic:

Define "low FPS" please.

i play in 1440p max settings with 25-30 fps

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Originally posted by Ottomic:

Define "low FPS" please.

and when I turn on DLSS quality, I only have 30-33 fps

[Deja Vu]

Turn shadow quality down.

[Ottomic]

What? No way. I have a 3070 and I'm playing 60fps at 4k.

First try the geforce experience automatic optimization and make sure your drivers are up to date. It should absolutely run at 60fps and 4k. If it doesn't I would check for any other reasons for poor FPS but I don't think your GPU is the cause by a long shot.

Are you getting the same on DX11 and DX12 versions?

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Originally posted by Ottomic:

What? No way. I have a 3070 and I'm playing 60fps at 4k.

First try the geforce experience automatic optimization and make sure your drivers are up to date. It should absolutely run at 60fps and 4k. If it doesn't I would check for any other reasons for poor FPS but I don't think your GPU is the cause by a long shot.

Are you getting the same on DX11 and DX12 versions?

ok, I'll try GeForce Experience. No, I have only played in dx12 so far, I will try out dx11, thank you very much.

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Originally posted by Ottomic:

What? No way. I have a 3070 and I'm playing 60fps at 4k.

First try the geforce experience automatic optimization and make sure your drivers are up to date. It should absolutely run at 60fps and 4k. If it doesn't I would check for any other reasons for poor FPS but I don't think your GPU is the cause by a long shot.

Are you getting the same on DX11 and DX12 versions?

drivers are up to date

[Leroy Coolbreeze]

Where's the "get a new potato"?

[ShockedHearts]

rtx 2060 super here, 60+ fps on all ultra (medium) shadows and mirror settings.

it might be a native issue with 1440p.

[Ottomic]

The biggest performance draw for me was the rearview distance, apparently. Geforce Experience set my settings higher than what I had, but massively reduced the distance on rearviews and illumination to the point that I had a clear render zone in front, and could not see anything past like 3 meters in the back. Now I kinda got it looking alright, but DLSS sometimes gives me 0 textures on terrain to keep the game above 60. I won't lie, this game doesn't run exactly amazing, but that being said, the results OP is getting look too drastic to blame it on the card or the game, considering he's using a top of the line GPU

[ShockedHearts]

Originally posted by Ottomic:

The biggest performance draw for me was the rearview distance, apparently. Geforce Experience set my settings higher than what I had, but massively reduced the distance on rearviews and illumination to the point that I had a clear render zone in front, and could not see anything past like 3 meters in the back. Now I kinda got it looking alright, but DLSS sometimes gives me 0 textures on terrain to keep the game above 60. I won't lie, this game doesn't run exactly amazing, but that being said, the results OP is getting look too drastic to blame it on the card or the game, considering he's using a top of the line GPU

weirdly enough I found the game runs better with DLSS disabled. which is WILD. because DLSS is supposed to improve performance lmao.

[Ottomic]

Originally posted by ShockedHearts:

weirdly enough I found the game runs better with DLSS disabled. which is WILD. because DLSS is supposed to improve performance lmao.

I tried without DLSS but I found the framerate fluctuated a lot. Then again I haven't really messed around a massive lot with the settings but I'm sure there's a sweet spot where you don't need DLSS, that'd be ideal for me. I mean it's a game where 80% of the time you can only see through your headlights, but the bare ass featureless geometry is distracting when you pay attention.

[JamieLinux]

Originally posted by Ottomic:

Originally posted by ShockedHearts:

weirdly enough I found the game runs better with DLSS disabled. which is WILD. because DLSS is supposed to improve performance lmao.

I tried without DLSS but I found the framerate fluctuated a lot. Then again I haven't really messed around a massive lot with the settings but I'm sure there's a sweet spot where you don't need DLSS, that'd be ideal for me. I mean it's a game where 80% of the time you can only see through your headlights, but the bare ass featureless geometry is distracting when you pay attention.

Honestly set dlss to auto, for whatever reason setting dlss to ultra high preponderance bla bla bla. has the effect of having a lot of frame fluctuation and stutters. However just setting it to auto fixes it.

[MeowCats]

DLSS is broken, devs have stated it in an earlier patch.. i hope they fix it soon. Shadows are still unoptimized and tank performance on high/ultry especially in the garage and levels.

[Bastian]

The solution to all low FPS problems right now is to set shadows to medium. You will instantly be hard locked at your monitor's refresh rate with no dips at all.