Do enhanced rain and light shafts cause any stutter ?

[morko]

or should I just turn off all the gameworks ? Please tell me because I don't feel like testing the game for 5 hours.

[ShikenNuggets]

First you should buy the game.

[morko]

I'm just asking before I waste my money on a ♥♥♥♥ port.

[josh]

Originally posted by morko:

or should I just turn off all the gameworks ? Please tell me because I don't feel like testing the game for 5 hours.

Changing 4 settings will take you five hours? There might be bigger problems than messing with a crap port.

[morko]

I'm just kind of OCD about finding the best possible settings in games :/ it's crazy I know

[mhenry_101381]

Originally posted by morko:

I'm just kind of OCD about finding the best possible settings in games :/ it's crazy I know

It would be best if you list your specs so we can save a huge amount of time and effort.

[morko]

gtx 970 OC and a i7-4790. Sorry forgot to list my specs

[D1PST1CK]

Both options had very little impact on the framerate, even on my old 280X. So I thank it should be almost nothing with your card.

[Charlie]

The two features you mentioned barely have any impact on the performance.

[mhenry_101381]

Originally posted by morko:

gtx 970 OC and a i7-4790. Sorry forgot to list my specs

What about OS and amount of RAM? Either way so far so good. I have the following

i7 4790K tc'ed to 4.4GHZ
32GB of DDR3 2133MHz ram
MSI Gaming edition 980ti
Win 10 Pro
OS and games are on SSDs.

I hit a low of 60 and a high of 130 on the benchmark at 1920x1080. You should be pretty close and safe.

[Demgonadhits]

No. There's no fps difference with enhanced rain and light shafts. I'm playing on a 970/i5 4690k/ 8gb ram

[stav8]

Volumetric smoke/fog causes frame rates to drop horrificly but looks friggin awesome