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I7 8700K
16GB DDR4 3200mhz
RTX 3070
M2 samsung 960
I just checked and yeah you're right, it doesn't seem to be using the entirety of available VRAM. Though it did help a bit for me, maybe because I have a 6GB GPU which leaves less memory in that 20% zone. This definitely helped a ton in games that do have the ability to fully use all VRAM and have a "leak" of some sort, like Dying Light 2 with ray tracing.
Lowering Anisotropic filtering definitely helps in this game though, that 80% VRAM limit probably means it's using slower system RAM instead when you eventually hit it. Having insanely fast DDR5 ram will help in this case.
Still run surprisingly well and better than bunch of non pre-ordered games.
Also, got it on GMG for almost less than what you would pay in a few months during the next big sale lol
that and the really shallow swinging mechanics.
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What you don't like about the mechanics? Make sure to upgrade the third tree and looking at the move. You get overloaded with bunch of controls when you start the game and sometime you forget awesome things but yeah, swinging is still a bit slow even if you up your speeds with L3 and other timed button press required.
But i did notice some weird performance drop yesterday where the CPU was suddenly utilized 100 % for a couple of seconds and frames dropped from like 59 fps to 42 fps and stayed there for a couple of seconds
After i moved the camera a bit the fps went back up, but shortly after i also closed the game.
"common" meaning it isn't rare and is usual. he's right. the nightmares some games have with their resource management cause immense issues that can be solved with a small fix. te code somewhere is pooling data and as it accumulates, the flow is interrupted and causes the dips in performance.
i too am experiencing a data flow issue in this game. after a few hours (story focused) the audio gives up. it can entirely remove voices, individually or just completely. the sound effects just stop (action scenes seem rather daft, but the voice work is the only thing you can hear sometimes) it happens independently of cutscenes and gameplay. then there's the distortions i hear like voices and sound effects being sped up and higher pitched. making some lines hard to hear, even if they're spoken by main characters.
so yeah. data leak. best thing about this game, 15 seconds is all it takes to reset with my SSD. liteally, manual save, ALT+F4, restart and it's loaded back where i was. awesome. Nixxes, made this awesome game even more awesome while very expectedly, happening across some MINOR issues.
can it run crysis?
Game definitely has a memory leak.