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9070xt stock performance lolol, pretty much freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
if u nid an indepth guide cuz ur newbie or something idk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-A9NKdhu0Ug
Why you think it's fake? I have a 7800XT and if I run the game native I get around 40-50 FPS. The new model getting 60-65 FPS seems logical to me.
The RX 9700 offers around double the performance of both of those, so do the math.
My current RX 9700 XT is even better.
I linked a video showing actual game play with all the relevant stats. If any video is "fake" it's your example.
Btw, you can still see frame time spikes in your example.
Not to mention cutscenes? Do you even understand what cutscenes are? The entire video was rendering gameplay, not videos.
I don't get nowhere near 60 stable in native, so I doubt you get them with that card. Unless you're talking 1080p. I'm mostly talking about 1440p max or high settings (doesn't make a big difference), which is what I play at. The 9070 was averaging 60fps at those settings in the video. Everything checks out.
You do know that you can have real-time cutscenes, right?
"Real time cutscenes are rendered on-the-fly using the same game engine as the graphics during gameplay. This technique is also known as Machinima."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cutscene
That's a bug (or just poor implementation of) with the high res textures. If you put them on just high they load normally.
Did you really just link the "benchmark" video?
LOL
Everyone knows that "benchmark" is full of ♥♥♥♥ and what you actually get in the actual real game is a whole other deal.
I'm running ryzen 7 7700x, 32 gigs 6000mt/s ram dual set and Radeon RX 7900 XT, getting 110-120 fps with mixed high settings 1440p, framelimit is set to 60 and frame gen is set on, getting 110-120 frames/sec
How does Wilds use 18GB for PS3 looking textures.