MAL OTIMIZADO PRA ♥♥♥♥♥♥! / BAD OPTIMIZATION AS ♥♥♥♥!

[Budokai Tenkaichi 3]

PT/BR

É o seguinte, tenho um ryzen 5 3600, 16gb de ram e uma gtx 1050ti (placa de recomendação mínima do game), e mesmo assim esse lixo de jogo não passa de 50fps, na verdade fica entre 30 a 45 maioria das vezes dependendo do lugar, mas mano namoral... Capcom otimizou esse jogo com a **** dela, acabei de jogar a parte em que o gigante fica jogando pedra no topo do castelo, e aquela parte simplesmente ficou injogável pra mim, to usando configurações gráficas utilizando 2.55gb com overclock ainda e mesmo assim ele não passa de 50fps, mas nessa parte o jogo simplesmente fica rodando em 25fps e derrepende vai pra 0 e o jogo trava por uns 15 segundos e volta a funcionar por 3 segundos e trava denovo, e isso fica se repetindo nessa parte, tem outras que isso também acontece. A questão é, to usando 2.55gb dos 4gb que a 1050ti tem e mesmo assim fica esse lixo, tive que diminuir a qualidade de imagem pra 50% e utilizar 2.22gb pra ele parar de travar um pouco e conseguir ficar nos 50fps pelo menos pra poder passar essa parte.

E não, o problema não é só comigo, um amigo que tem uma gtx 1650 com um intel i5 de 8 geração também não consegue rodar o game acima de 55 fps. Cara, joguei todos os re remake da franquia, também joguei o 7 e 8, e consegui jogar todos eles bem de boa quase liso utilizando uma configuração gráfica no game de 4.35gb de memória da minha placa de vídeo mais ou menos, ou seja, no vermelho. Agora porque esse lixo de jogo mal otimizado que eles dizem que uma 1050ti é o mínimo não consegue rodar de boa nem utilizando 2.55gb dos 4gb ou 2.22gb dos 4gb como fiz pra poder passar essa parte?

♥♥♥♥♥ capcom, vai otimizar essa **** direito, aposto que tem um monte de fã da franquia que nem eu que jogou os outros jogos com configuração até no vermelho e rodou bem liso mesmo assim, e quando foi jogar o re4 remake tinha que usar metade da memória da placa ou menos porque o desempenho ficava baixo por estar otimizado com a ****.

Desde já, obrigado, to com raiva mesmo e é uma crítica sim, um pouco ofensiva porém construtiva, trabalhem direito na otimização do jogo que ele fica bom, fique bem e boa noite.

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English

Here's the thing, I have a ryzen 5 3600, 16gb ram and a gtx 1050ti (minimum game recommendation video card), and even so this garbage game doesn't exceed 50fps, in fact it's between 30 to 45 most of the time depending on the local, but man, really... Capcom optimized that game with his ***, I just played the part where the giant is throwing stones at the top of the castle, and that part was simply unplayable for me, I'm using graphics settings using 2.55gb with overclock and still even so, it doesn't go beyond 50fps, but in this part the game simply runs at 25fps and suddenly goes to 0 and the game crashes for about 15 seconds and works again for 3 seconds and crashes again, and this keeps repeating itself in this part, there are others that this happens too. The question is, I'm using 2.55gb of the 4gb that the 1050ti has and even then this garbage remains, I had to reduce the image quality to 50% and use 2.22gb for it to stop crashing a little and manage to stay at 50fps at least for be able to skip this part.

And no, the problem is not just me, a friend who has a gtx 1650 with an 8th generation intel i5 also can't run the game above 55 fps. Man, I played all the re remakes of the franchise, I also played 7 and 8, and I managed to play all of them very well almost smoothly using a graphics configuration in the game of 4.35gb of memory on my video card more or less, that is, in red. Now why this poorly optimized game trash that they say a 1050ti is the minimum it can't run well even using 2.55gb of the 4gb or 2.22gb of the 4gb how did I pass that part?

*** you capcom, go optimize this *** properly, I bet there are a lot of fans of the franchise like me who played the other games with the setting even in the red and it ran very smooth even so, and when they went to play re4 remake they had to use half the card memory or less because the performance was low because it was optimized with your ***.

Thank you in advance, I'm really angry and it's a criticism indeed, a little offensive but constructive, work on optimizing the game so it becomes even better, stay well and good night.

[Jalir]

MINIMUM:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10 (64 bit)
Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 1200 / Intel Core i5-7500
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 560 with 4GB VRAM / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti with 4GB VRAM
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Additional Notes: Estimated performance (when set to Prioritize Performance): 1080p/45fps. ・Framerate might drop in graphics-intensive scenes. ・AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT or NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 required to support ray tracing.

Sounds like they're absolutely hitting their designated minimum estimated performance. Get a better PC if you want more performance, dude.

[lucent]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eS3De-wiPfA&t=346s
At the 5:50 mark, look at what is said about Shadow Cache

[Seamus]

Originally posted by Choro da Witch:

No its not as expected, im using 2.55 white safe mode, not even orange one, I dont really care about playing at 45 fps, but 20fps? 0 fps freezing all the time for like 15 seconds with white safe graphics settings using just 2.55 from 4gb memory card? And youre still saying that this is expected? No its not, game is bad optimized as ♥♥♥♥, as I said before I did play all re remake plus 7 and 8 using 4.32gb from my 4gb video card (red warning about crashing and bugs) and still did play it smoothly with 40~60fps with no drops until the ends. So using 2.55gb from 4gb in re4 remake while in white safe mode getting drops like that all the time is definetely not expected, game is not well optimized, try buying a 1050ti and see for yourselves, you can barely use like 2.30gb memory from the 1050ti.

You are gpu bottlenecked.

Severely.

Your performance is expected according to capcom's own listed minimum specs for the game.

Your performance in other titles DOES NOT MATTER. They are older and less intensive.

[Budokai Tenkaichi 3]

Originally posted by Jalir:

Originally posted by Choro da Witch:

Tell something constuctive thinking about the topic context, thats what I expect you to say, if you have a 10k USD pc thats your problem I dont care, but dont say ♥♥♥♥, based on everything that I said it is not expected the game to be freezing all the time with 0 fps, or drops to 20 fps, the game is bad optimized, thats a fact and capcom needs to fix that, I just want a good game, and to make capcom or some developer see that this is a big problem, I dont want a whatever made game just for them to earn more money.

If all you wanna do is hurl insults, who the ♥♥♥♥ will even want to help you? I've spent too much time trying to help you already. Good luck.

You didnt try to help all the time btw, lucent was the only one that came with something, and I dont know if its gonna help but I will try later, anyways, the only help everyone with same problem as mine with a 1050ti or 1650 which is even better will get will be indeed from capcom, when they stop to think about money and optimize the game properly. Good luck and good night for you too pal.

[lucent]

white safe graphics settings using just 2.55 from 4gb memory card?

That doesn't matter, bump it back up to at least balanced presets and use more of your VRAM.

Also, look at your PC Specifications in the menu. That will show you a true reading of your Current VRAM Usage / Max VRAM.

[Budokai Tenkaichi 3]

Originally posted by lucent:

white safe graphics settings using just 2.55 from 4gb memory card?

That doesn't matter, bump it back up to at least balanced presets and use more of your VRAM.

Also, look at your PC Specifications in the menu. That will show you a true reading of your Current VRAM Usage / Max VRAM.

Yeah I did that, Ive setup all my video configs from the beginning starting at balanced presets, not surpassing vram and with 2.55gb vram from a total of 4.05gb which I read in settings that I had on my video card, graphics are in safe white mode, not even orange and Im still getting these problems, thats why Im absolutely certain that the game is indeed bad optimized. I will try your help with shadow cache later to see if it becomes at least playable later, thanks for the help anyway.

[lucent]

The game most likely defaulted to shadow cache being on, so good luck with other settings.

[finlandslim]

Originally posted by Choro da Witch:

Originally posted by lucent:

That doesn't matter, bump it back up to at least balanced presets and use more of your VRAM.

Also, look at your PC Specifications in the menu. That will show you a true reading of your Current VRAM Usage / Max VRAM.

Yeah I did that, Ive setup all my video configs from the beginning starting at balanced presets, not surpassing vram and with 2.55gb vram from a total of 4.05gb which I read in settings that I had on my video card, graphics are in safe white mode, not even orange and Im still getting these problems, thats why Im absolutely certain that the game is indeed bad optimized. I will try your help with shadow cache later to see if it becomes at least playable later, thanks for the help anyway.

It doesn't matter if it's in "safe zone" or not, vram doesn't give more fps by itself. The game is GPU dependent and you have the bare minimum.
HOWEVER, if you say you get constant freezes - that clearly should not be happening. Try updating your GPU drivers to the latest version and check if there's something wrong with your system. You shouldn't get freezes.

[Jalir]

You don't know what card I have, man. It's a 1060. Get the ♥♥♥♥ over yourself. You can repeat yourself for 900 posts, and still be ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ wrong.

[Dank Sidious]

Originally posted by Choro da Witch:

Originally posted by Pääpeelsepuuppi:

It's not badly optimized you goofball. You can't keep comparing performance to games that came out years ago. Even Village is 2 years old. Developers will keep pushing performance further in newer games.

If you want help then write normally instead of whining and cussing at other people. You'll get better responses that way.

"Get a better PC" is not a worth reply too anyway, sounds like he didnt even read my topic problem, thats why I replied like that, saying someone to get a better pc is easy when you are rich to have a rtx series 30 or 40, I wanted maybe a help from someone with a video card similar to mine whom could had find out with any solutions or something, in fact what I really wanted is to show developers and capcom that the game is bad optimized, and I will still keep saying that the game is BAD OPTIMIZED as ♥♥♥♥, because it is and thats a fact. :)

This game runs mostly 60 FPS on my old Media PC(970 GTX, i-5 4690k, 16 GB ram, regular SATA SSD) with some drops at certain scenes. 970 GTX has only 3.5 GB usable ram and I-5 4690K has only 4 cores and a single thread each. So that ♥♥♥♥ is ancient.

I like to use my old PC to check just how well optimized some games are on old hardware and RE4 is among the better ones of current generation of games. Something like Hogwarts legacy ran far worse. I was mostly limited to certain moments I had save files for, because I'm not going to actually play the game from start to finish on that old POS.

I don't remember other settings exactly outside of FSR1 but generally I put everything on Low (not off).

[lucent]

It doesn't matter if it's in "safe zone" or not, vram doesn't give more fps by itself.

That's why I figure if the performance is going to be the same, why not keep the game looking good.

Capcom menu system threw me off in the beginning with the red settings. Right now it shows me in the red and that's not true. As long as the number on the right doesn't exceed my video ram, then I am fine.

Right above Presets is PC Specifications and if you keep checking that, it will always show you how much video ram you are using.

In the menu, you are hardly using any memory, once in the game it will show you a higher usage.

[Budokai Tenkaichi 3]

Originally posted by Pääpeelsepuuppi:

Originally posted by Choro da Witch:

"Get a better PC" is not a worth reply too anyway, sounds like he didnt even read my topic problem, thats why I replied like that, saying someone to get a better pc is easy when you are rich to have a rtx series 30 or 40, I wanted maybe a help from someone with a video card similar to mine whom could had find out with any solutions or something, in fact what I really wanted is to show developers and capcom that the game is bad optimized, and I will still keep saying that the game is BAD OPTIMIZED as ♥♥♥♥, because it is and thats a fact. :)

This game runs mostly 60 FPS on my old Media PC(970 GTX, i-5 4690k, 16 GB ram, regular SATA SSD) with some drops at certain scenes. 970 GTX has only 3.5 GB usable ram and I-5 4690K has only 4 cores and a single thread each. So that ♥♥♥♥ is ancient.

I like to use my old PC to check just how well optimized some games are on old hardware and RE4 is among the better ones of current generation of games. Something like Hogwarts legacy ran far worse. I was mostly limited to certain moments I had save files for, because I'm not going to actually play the game from start to finish on that old POS.

I don't remember other settings exactly outside of FSR1 but generally I put everything on Low (not off).

I can even play elden ring which is from february 2022 a little more than 1 year, but its an open world game with insane graphics, and i could run it with everything maximized at 40~50fps no drops until the end, thats why Im saying theres something really wrong with re4 remake which I use just 2.55 vram from 4.05 total vram from my video card.

[finlandslim]

Your only real problem is freezes which is the issue with your PC you have to fix. Use google and youtube, game should not freeze even on lowest possible GPUs.

[Peelsepuuppi]

Originally posted by Choro da Witch:

Originally posted by Pääpeelsepuuppi:

This game runs mostly 60 FPS on my old Media PC(970 GTX, i-5 4690k, 16 GB ram, regular SATA SSD) with some drops at certain scenes. 970 GTX has only 3.5 GB usable ram and I-5 4690K has only 4 cores and a single thread each. So that ♥♥♥♥ is ancient.

I like to use my old PC to check just how well optimized some games are on old hardware and RE4 is among the better ones of current generation of games. Something like Hogwarts legacy ran far worse. I was mostly limited to certain moments I had save files for, because I'm not going to actually play the game from start to finish on that old POS.

I don't remember other settings exactly outside of FSR1 but generally I put everything on Low (not off).

I can even play elden ring which is from february 2022 a little more than 1 year, but its an open world game with insane graphics, and i could run it with everything maximized at 40~50fps no drops until the end, thats why Im saying theres something really wrong with re4 remake which I use just 2.55 vram from 4.05 total vram from my video card.

As other people have said. Vram isn't what's determining your FPS here.

[Lost Drunk]

Eu tenho um Ryzen 5700X + GTX 1070 + 16GB RAM
Mesmo rodando com tudo no mínimo em FullHD e sem Ray Tracing, dificilmente consigo passar dos 50 FPS, porém se eu ativar o FSR chego acima de 100 FPS, mas se nota uma queda considerável de resolução, ao mesmo tempo sendo aceitável.
O jogo pede muito do poder gráfico da GPU, mesmo ajustando as configurações para utilizar pouca VRAM.
O jogo é bem mais pesado se comparado aos jogos anteriores por ter muita coisa para renderizar em tempo real ao mesmo tempo. Não tem muito o que fazer, porém sugiro no seu caso colocar tudo no mínimo e habilitar o FSR em modo desempenho.
GTX 1050TI hoje é uma placa de entrada para rodar alguns jogos modernos no mínimo. A questão da quantidade de VRAM não é tudo, pois de nada adianta ter uma placa com 16GB de VRAM se o poder de processamento da placa na prática é fraca.
Enfim, realmente parece que o jogo possui uma otimização ruim para placas gráficas, pois muitos precisam utilizar o FSR para poder jogar, e usar isto é uma maneira porca de contornar a falta de otimização.