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It isn't, and many are going to learn that lesson the hard way come launch day. As usual with poorly optimized games. Same as it ever was.
You should actually watch the video first, that would be a good start. On the medium Hardware in the beginning he clearly states it is CPU bound not GPU bound. (5 minutes exactly) It becomes GPU bound on high end hardware because the X3D CPUs are insanely good and completely outscale older CPU architecture.
And yeah it's heavy on the GPU as well obviously it's a 3060.
The problem is not that, is the hardware that they are going to use to achieve that.
4000 series, Hell 3000 series should not be getting lower than 60 fps in native resolution at 1440p and specially not at 1080p.
And we should not be relying to DLSS and FG to achieve what we should have by default:
70 - 100+ fps should be what we should be getting native and a 4090 should be getting 165 fps no problem in native with no upscalling specially at 1440p.
4090 is a 4k card and it's struggling to get 100 fps even with AI tech.
We should not conform with mediocrity.
At World Launch there were the GTX 1000 series and the RX Polaris-Vega from AMD and both of them were good enought to run the game at 1080p maxed out settings and get around 80/100Fps easily on an RTX 1070Ti or RX Vega 56, even on the RX 580 or GTX 1060 the game ran smooth at launch without the need of activate any Frame Generation technology or an upscaling technology, and remember MH World was launched at the same year as the RTX 2000 series and RX 5000 series and both of them in their medium tier GPUs were capable of run the game at max settings + 1440p at 70-100Fps.
Right now talking from my own experience and having a RIG with an RTX 4080 Super at 1440p Native resolution (Using only DLAA, no upscaling, No RT activated) in the best case scenario is impossible to go far beyond the 100Fps in at game that is not that astonishing visually, i mean, go and look at Cyberpunk 2077 (knowing all the ♥♥♥♥ CD Porject did at launch) and compare this game with it... visually falls far behind and Cyberpunk runs by far better than this game in the same conditions (No RT/FG and Upscaling)... So yeah, they didnt worked at all in optimize the game, thats reminds me of Dragons Dogma 2 and really i preffer that they announce tomorrow that eh game will have a delay of 4 months and work hard on it and recieve an optimized game instead of waiting for patcches to fix and optimize the game.
Simple, that is not the best CPU for gaming on the market.
I just ran a bottleneck calculator and you are bottlenecked by the CPU actually. 5.2% at 1440p for general tasks. 10% for CPU intensive tasks
? oh yeah? and which one would it be then in your opinion? ^^
There's a reason the RE Engine is called the Reach for the Moon Engine.
According to UserBenchmark, there are 16 CPUs that fare better, all of them Intel, starting with the 13900 and up.
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/top-gaming-cpus.html
huh ....
https://www.pcgameshardware.de/CPU-CPU-154106/Tests/Rangliste-Bestenliste-1143392/2/
hmmm
https://gamersnexus.net/megacharts/cpus
i mean ... okay guess these are just all wrong then. My bad.
Well, you just invalidated everything you've ever said and will say. Good job.