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Major_Tom May 17, 2024 @ 8:40am

3070ti poor performance

playing at 1440p 60hz with the high preset. Dropping frames regularly. The cards fans rev up to max during cut-scenes. Only way to alleviate this is to use dlss. Wouldn't say it is amazingly optimised considering it is a ps4 game. I wont hold my breath for a patch.

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Mr. Happy Wolf has Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT

May 17, 2024 @ 8:42am

I have the same card and it is doing the exact same thing to me.

Hardware:
RTX 3070 Ti 8GB.
i7-12700K (stock speeds).
32GB DDR5 Memory.
Is installed on a SSD.
Lastest windows 11 updates.
Lastest video drivers installed.
G-SYNC is turned on for monitor.

Game's at 1080p, high preset, 60 refresh rate. After a few hours my frame rate is all
over the place, dipping into the 20's or so and staying there, that's till I restart the game.

Last edited by Mr. Happy Wolf; May 17, 2024 @ 10:50am

NewYears1978 has Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT

May 17, 2024 @ 8:47am

Originally posted by Major_Tom:
playing at 1440p 60hz with the high preset. Dropping frames regularly. The cards fans rev up to max during cut-scenes. Only way to alleviate this is to use dlss. Wouldn't say it is amazingly optimised considering it is a ps4 game. I wont hold my breath for a patch.

Yeah it's not a PS4 game. People keep saying that but that was just the original version. It was redone and updated for PS5 and the port is a port so how it runs on PC relative to the PS4 version isn't really relevant.

I wish people were not having issues. For me it runs 100-170 frames on all max settings with no DLSS but with DLSS it runs 170 frames. So far, I am only 4 hours in, it might get worse later I will keep testing.

Things to note I use RTTS to lock my frame depending on game so if I am going for 60 frames I lock to 57 and if I am going for full monitor refresh I lock to 167.

I have 65GB Ram, Ryzen 7900X, 4090. Play in 1440p in exclusive (or borderless) window 1440p.

My monitors are GSYNC so I use that with Vsync turned off. Gives me solid frames and completely solid Frametime line in this game. Probably one of the better ports I have played.

A lot of ports or PC games have wild frametime spikes all over the place (like Jedi Survivor) but this one has 0 spikes for me.

Magical_Manboob has Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT

May 17, 2024 @ 8:54am

My 3070ti, AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D and 32gb DDR5 run it at between 100 to 140fps with dls on quality. Might be a cpu heavy game

ういわたビーム

May 17, 2024 @ 8:55am

VRAM guys... 8GB VRAM will suffer. Unless there are mods and patch addressing this you will have this problem going forward.

Angelus

May 17, 2024 @ 8:56am

What's your CPU?

Major_Tom May 17, 2024 @ 8:59am

Originally posted by NewYears1978:
Yeah it's not a PS4 game. People keep saying that but that was just the original version. It was redone and updated for PS5 and the port is a port so how it runs on PC relative to the PS4 version isn't really relevant.

The game was not redone for ps5. It received an update for higher resolution and frame-rate that you had to pay for. It is still pretty much a ps4 game and it looks like it.

Originally posted by NewYears1978:
I have 65GB Ram, Ryzen 7900X, 4090. Play in 1440p in exclusive (or borderless) window 1440p.

you have a 4090. I'm not surprised the game runs acceptably for you.

Originally posted by NewYears1978:
Originally posted by Major_Tom:
I wish people were not having issues.

same

Major_Tom May 17, 2024 @ 9:00am

Originally posted by Angelus:
What's your CPU?

ryzen 7 5700x

Major_Tom May 17, 2024 @ 9:04am

Originally posted by わためいと:
VRAM guys... 8GB VRAM will suffer. Unless there are mods and patch addressing this you will have this problem going forward.

Developers not optimising their games properly is the real reason. 8gb cards deliver trash performance because of this.

May 17, 2024 @ 9:05am

Nixxes ports hate 8 GB VRAM. It's like Nixxes has a vendetta against 8 GB card, for some twisted reason... or more plausibly they just really suck at VRAM management no matter which engine they port to PC.

I had a 3070 Ti until recently and it was pain. Now I have a 16 GB 4070 Ti Super and it just laughs at VRAM hungry games. Still, Nixxes should do better. This is a PS4 game at its core!

NewYears1978 has Ghost of Tsushima DIRECTOR'S CUT

May 17, 2024 @ 9:05am

Originally posted by Major_Tom:
Originally posted by NewYears1978:
Yeah it's not a PS4 game. People keep saying that but that was just the original version. It was redone and updated for PS5 and the port is a port so how it runs on PC relative to the PS4 version isn't really relevant.

The game was not redone for ps5. It received an update for higher resolution and frame-rate that you had to pay for. It is still pretty much a ps4 game and it looks like it.

Originally posted by NewYears1978:
I have 65GB Ram, Ryzen 7900X, 4090. Play in 1440p in exclusive (or borderless) window 1440p.

you have a 4090. I'm not surprised the game runs acceptably for you.

Originally posted by NewYears1978:

same

You did not have to pay for the PS5 update. It was free. Also that's not all that the upgrade did, look it up. There's some interesting info about it online.

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Major_Tom May 17, 2024 @ 9:14am

Originally posted by NewYears1978:
You did not have to pay for the PS5 update. It was free. Also that's not all that the upgrade did, look it up. There's some interesting info about it online.

it was not free

https://www.thegamer.com/how-much-is-the-ghost-of-tsushima-ps5-upgrade/

my original point still stands. improved frame-rate, resolution, and better load times. It's still a ps4 game.

https://www.thegamer.com/ghost-of-tsushima-directors-cut-every-upgrade-ps5/

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