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Bethesda is incompetent lol, look at todd howards response on optimisation acting like starfield is some technical marvel 😂 whem no mans sky did everything starfield wishes to do years ago and so did elite dangerous.
Yeah, my psu is making the game run like ♥♥♥♥ in cities. Now I've heard everything.
Don't forget to take screenshots.
Apparently they had to sacrifice something to make these cores efficient.
The good thing: At least it lags while being efficient :D
I have a 4K TV capable of 4K @120HZ. The display is not the issue. Also other people suggested 4090 is needed for 4K gaming and that is bogus. Those people who say 4080 is "mid card" or "cheap card' clearly don't know what they are talking about. Or they are just saying it to defend a poorly optimised game.
This game is poorly optimised period. I have turned the resolution scaling to 77% and at New Atlantis the FPS is slightly above 50FPS. At Neon City the FPS is higher at around 75 to 90 FPS. This is poor performance because I just bench tested The Last of US where native 4K ultra setting can run anywhere between 70-90FPS (and The Last of US is supposed to be broken!). RE4 is even higher FPS. Not to mention the graphics in those two games are just as good as Starfield.
That's the thing with most AAA games in 2023, even if you use the newest high end card like 4080, none of them can run native 4K resolution at 60FPS without using the scaling technology like DLSS or FSR. These AAA studios are not optimising the games properly before release. But I bet you Lies of P and Lords of Fallen will be able to run native 4k resolution at 60FPS on older generation high cards like 3080 and the graphics will look just as good as these AAA games. Those two games will give these AAA studios a run for their money and hopefully it will push these AAA gaming studios to better optimising their games in the future.
I mean it is worse than a 4090 when you take performance per dollar into consideration, by quite a large margin too I might add.
https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/
Mine is this: https://www.amazon.com/SilverStone-Technology-Platinum-Modular-SST-HA1200R-PM/dp/B0BKQZJ3QK?th=1
Literally top of the line.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1716740/discussions/0/3824174193419396115/
Yeah I know you need DLSS or FSR for 4k in most games...
Unfortunately it is not just Bethesda. I don't know if you noticed but a lot of major AAA releases this year all have performance issues. Hogwarts Legacy and Jedi Survivor all had performance issues. Even on RTX4080, a lot of AAA games this year can't get a steady 60FPS at 4K without using scaling technology like DLSS or FSR. So these AAA gaming studios are obviously not doing their jobs properly. It feels like these major gaming studios are just lazy and not optimising the games. I am hoping Lies of P and Lords of Fallen will be different and buck the trend.
https://youtu.be/5IoodK8E5Lw
Yeah, DLSS and FSR were pretty much made so they could advertise these cards as 4k capable. It won't be until a few more generations that you start seeing 4k native as a serious thing. Of course by then, Nvida & AMD will be hawking their cards as 8k capable (using whatever upscaling they have at that point).