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AveragePanic Feb 17 @ 11:40am
Does run smoothly on Windows 11?
Hi,
I'm thinking about getting this game, but I'm not sure if it runs smoothly on Windows 11.
Are there any known issues, or does it work without major problems?
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CHASE6 Feb 17 @ 12:31pm 
Been running it on Win 11 since Win 11 release. No issues.
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cheshirm Feb 17 @ 12:40pm 
have installed the game on win ?xp? 7 10 and 11 on 4 different desktops/hardware.
game has run fine for me on each without mods or problems.

but other users have all kinds of issues.
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Roamin Feb 17 @ 1:31pm 
Yeah, I've been modding it on Linux, and it will eventually lose FPS stability over around an hour and a half. Then I have to restart from my last save after leaving the game. Still looking for potential solutions to that, but no luck so far.
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4K_240hz_MLED Feb 17 @ 2:42pm 
Originally posted by Roamin:
Yeah, I've been modding it on Linux, and it will eventually lose FPS stability over around an hour and a half. Then I have to restart from my last save after leaving the game. Still looking for potential solutions to that, but no luck so far.
The game suffers from a memory leak or something else, so there's not much you can do other than restarting the game every now and then. I've modded my game to be as optimized as it can get (even went out of my way to get DXVK Async and undervolted my CPU using ThrottleStop) and the fps over time still gets worse, especially if I enter many new areas and/or do things that make performance lower.
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Roamin Feb 17 @ 3:31pm 
Originally posted by 16GB_DDR4_2666MHZ:
The game suffers from a memory leak or something else, so there's not much you can do other than restarting the game every now and then. I've modded my game to be as optimized as it can get (even went out of my way to get DXVK Async and undervolted my CPU using ThrottleStop) and the fps over time still gets worse, especially if I enter many new areas and/or do things that make performance lower.

I had a feeling it could be something like that. I also did everything I could to optimize everything short of knowing how to manually clean (can do auto) with xedit, but so long as I try everything I can in the end, it'll have to do. Thanks for the insight.
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Regulas Feb 17 @ 5:59pm 
Doing fine for me
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