My review on the Performance with a 3070

[MadyMadMady]

For those of you who wondered Star Wars Jedi runs good or not

here is my rig:
RTX 3070 ti
Core i5-10400F
16 GB RAM

Surprisingly the game is more than Optimized.
In fact It is smooth as a butter.

I am 1 hour in the game and I get 80-90 fps in most areas.
While DLSS set to Quality and all the settings are set to Epic which is the highest option.
Except for the shadows. (I realized shadows have the most impact on Performance So I set it to High instead of Epic)

I run it on a 2k monitor by the way (3440*1440) and Ray Tracing is disabled obviously.

So if you are concerned about the performance don't be.
Get it now while it's on sale and enjoy!

[MonkeyGamesVR]

How do yo like it so far and will you comment olso after you ended the game please?
Thanks in advance. 👍🙏

[RealKarl]

I got the game on sale hoping performance was Okay by now. I have RTX 3070 running on AMD Ryzen 5600X. I set the game to 2560x1440, mostly "High" with Shadows to Medium. DLSS = Quality.

And yes, the game appears to run at 75 to 80 fps with good quality (VSync off), but I can't handle the freezes and stuttering. Are they called "traversal stutters"? Every so often the game just freezes for half a second or so, and there are shorter stutters more frequently. I can't stand it, completely breaks immersion, and I consider it unplayable. I have no such problems with any other games.

I requested a refund. Maybe I will get it on sale for console.

[m00kfu]

Another 3070 owner here with no issues running on a Ryzen 5800x3d and 32gb of ram. Shadows on high, everything else on epic, RT off, DLSS on quality, 1440p. About 9 hours in and getting a steady 70-90 fps with no stutters.

[MadyMadMady]

Originally posted by RealKarl:

I got the game on sale hoping performance was Okay by now. I have RTX 3070 running on AMD Ryzen 5600X. I set the game to 2560x1440, mostly "High" with Shadows to Medium. DLSS = Quality.

And yes, the game appears to run at 75 to 80 fps with good quality (VSync off), but I can't handle the freezes and stuttering. Are they called "traversal stutters"? Every so often the game just freezes for half a second or so, and there are shorter stutters more frequently. I can't stand it, completely breaks immersion, and I consider it unplayable. I have no such problems with any other games.

I requested a refund. Maybe I will get it on sale for console.

I had no stutter issue in Combat or Traversal.
only when I wanna enter a new area. which is as you said only half a second. and that's pretty normal. I see it in every game.
But as I said there is no stutter in combat or traversal. So it didn't ruin my experience.

[servo]

Originally posted by m00kfu:

Another 3070 owner here with no issues running on a Ryzen 5800x3d and 32gb of ram. Shadows on high, everything else on epic, RT off, DLSS on quality, 1440p. About 9 hours in and getting a steady 70-90 fps with no stutters.

Just coming across this as I recently started playing again. I played the first game with my Ryzen 5 1600 and 1660GTX. Towards the end I upgraded to a 3070RTX and 5600x.. game played great.

I play in 1440p and have everything set to Ultra with Ray Tracing On and get a sturdy stable 70+ FPS. Sometimes I see it around 90'sh and the lowest I've seen it go is 58FPS rarely in a few spots. I am playing with DLSS>Quality.

I think this game is optimized pretty dang well and I'm loving it. I have always had 32GB of TridentZ RAM.. and I did notice the stuttering like mentioned.

I recently replaced my (4x8GB) DDR4-3000 TridentZ w/ (2x16GB) DDR4-3200 TridentZ and noticed those stutters/freezes disappeared.

Maybe the 3000mhz RAM was holding me back, idk. I upgraded a lot of things in the last year or so besides for my old motherboard (ASUS B350-F). I think it's max is 3200 come RAM which is why I got the two new sticks and well worth the purchase. I tossed the other 4 sticks of 3000 into my secondary system.

I'm extremely happy and surprised the change in RAM did so much, there's a few games that I've noticed a slight increase in FPS. Same for the benchmarks I would do, nothing huge but a all a bit higher. I'd say the $70 I spent on the RAM was worth it.. now I'm wondering if I should have tried 3600mhz.. oh well no biggy. I don't think I'll be upgrading anything else on this system.. probably time to start saving towards an AM5 build.

[Frag Maniac]

Originally posted by MadyMadMady:

For those of you who wondered Star Wars Jedi runs good or not

here is my rig:
RTX 3070 ti
Core i5-10400F
16 GB RAM

Surprisingly the game is more than Optimized.
In fact It is smooth as a butter.

I am 1 hour in the game and I get 80-90 fps in most areas.
While DLSS set to Quality and all the settings are set to Epic which is the highest option.
Except for the shadows. (I realized shadows have the most impact on Performance So I set it to High instead of Epic)

I run it on a 2k monitor by the way (3440*1440) and Ray Tracing is disabled obviously.

So if you are concerned about the performance don't be.
Get it now while it's on sale and enjoy!

No performance review of this game is usable information unless you say how far into the game you've played. Everyone here that's played well into the game knows the performance issues don't start until you're on Koboh.

Many have said they can barely get much play testing in on Koboh within the 2 hr refund window, so saying you are only 1 hr in sounds a lot like you've yet to even leave Coruscant. If so, it's hardly a valid performance review.