DX11 Mode

[MoonlitDNC]

FF7R got performance gains by swapping from the default DX12 to DX11 mode with a command line argument. Is that the same here?

[VESPA5]

I haven't tried that yet. There's literally 1/3 of a page of graphics settings to tinker with. It already runs solid at 120fps at most resolutions with a decent GPU. I have a 3090Ti and 5900x and I've been at a solid 120fp at 1440p with no stuttering or hitches (yet)

[d0x360]

It probably does but that's because you're disabling a ton of visual effects and you're also making performance on the CPU side...

well really you're making performance on all sides less efficient but by disabling dx12 of course you're going to gain performance if your hardware isn't fully tier 2 (dx12u) compliant or your CPU isn't fast enough to handle the draw calls or your memory has too high latency or storage is a bottleneck...so yeah better performance worse visuals.

So instead just run it and DirectX 12 and turn some visuals down and it will run better and look better than dx11 unless your CPU is really old and I mean like pre haswell which would be roughly 7 years old (guessing) so that's i7 5xxx series and they are on 12 lol.

[Maginera]

The game is DX11 as default, thats what my MSI afterburner said

[MoonlitDNC]

Originally posted by Maginera:

The game is DX11 as default, thats what my MSI afterburner said

Would both be funny and incredibly on-brand for SE to list DX12 as a requirement on the store page, but then the game doesn't even need it...

[Maginera]

Originally posted by MoonlitDNC:

Originally posted by Maginera:

The game is DX11 as default, thats what my MSI afterburner said

Would both be funny and incredibly on-brand for SE to list DX12 as a requirement on the store page, but then the game doesn't even need it...

Maybe the game was planned to be dx12, but went dx11 instead to avoid the Shader compilation stutter struggle, you can probably force de dx12 since its a ue4 game