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Fordítási probléma jelentése
5600X / 32GB / RX 6900 XT : no smear averages around 69fps and with the smears on is like 120 but i don't care really
Your CPU is carrying as the game is extremely heavy on it. There is so much GPU headroom.
The fps drops where caused by envirmont. In town it was litterally way less FPS then in combat.
It's also the same for DD2 fyi.
Also you nitpicked a event from world that is litterally on a different game engine and I bet you didnt play it with a mere 960 cause you youi couldnt run it smoothly at all above lowest settings
Even if wild struggle at launch I have 0 worries that it will be a great game
But you can hold off and not play it day 1, wait a bit for some patches or mod, even wait for a steam sale but that will probably be next christmas
Hasn't that bin one of the most popular gold standard CPUs for Luke years? Cuz pretty affordable and prefroms well haha
Yeah it's more then sufficient to play the game.
Cutscenes where the fps raise a lot increasing the score "artificially", the one in the ship at first and the supper at the end.
No jungle/forest biome benchmark, anyone who have played enough games know that vegetation is one of the most GPU intensive things in games.
No city/settlement benchmark, cities with al lot of buildings and NPCs rendered are also one of the most GPU intensive things.
No combat.
The benchmark said my score was "Excellent" hahaha, no. I had several drops below 60 fps including momentary drops to 45 or so...
Average FPS: 29.38
Graphics Settings: High
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-core Processor
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT
RAM: 32 GB
Minimum requirements is from a build that would be optimized for PC Parts that was released 6 years ago which matches my current specs.
Also, I had a strange warning that I was using too much RAM and it could cause glitches. The first time I tried to launch the benchmark, it completely crashed. The second attempt was fine, but that message still popped up.
Yeah drop it from high probably 1080p as well, you won't be getting 60fps on high with that while pushing higher settings on a cpu that is the minimum recommended. But it will play if you fiddle with settings some and lower them.
Usually thry are even simpler than this, this is actually one of the surprisingly more sophisticated game benchmarks.
That said, fighting a monster is going to have better FPS than your "just walking around" FPS, because instead of lots of different creatures in a wide open area youll mostly be arena fighting a singular up to a handful of monsters, which is significantly lighter on the rendering.
Combat FX do not take a lot of processing, most of them are incredible simple effects