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I can name only a handful of them that don't melt my liquid cooled 4090.
As soon as I saw this game is out, I knew this topic would come up again, and here it is.
And no, vsync and other obvious tweaks don't help, I'm getting Cyberpunk levels of temps with most Unity releases.
First thing I tried unfortunately, it has not made a difference...
Hopefully future patches will optimize performance.
Same SSR and HBAO settings caused same issues with Pathfinder 2 for me as well. But appears whatever the issue causing it is, it does not turn off in cut scenes. As soon as one starts temps spike, as soon as it stops temps drop back to normal.
3080Ti and it is making it work overtime, whether I put it on low or high settings tbh.
Have you tried enforcing it through the Nvidia control panel? Unity engine is notorious for ignoring limits in game settings.
Yep, that's already in place too.
Were you able to add the game to the nvideo panel?
I can't even do that! Completely broken game!
It is a turn based game and you can't really tell a difference between 60 and 50 to be honest.