Lego Horizon Adventures- and RTX 4090 are not enough for 4K,,,

[gamegpu]

Lego Horizon Adventures - PC performance graphics benchmarks of Graphics Cards and Processors

https://en.gamegpu.com/rpg/role-playing/lego-horizon-adventures-test-gpu-cpu

[Nep]

Originally posted by gamegpu:

Lego Horizon Adventures - PC performance graphics benchmarks of Graphics Cards and Processors

https://en.gamegpu.com/rpg/role-playing/lego-horizon-adventures-test-gpu-cpu

it is enough.

[verchan]

Yeah, not sure what you did but without DLSS and FrameGen I am getting 75-80 FPS on my 4090 at 4k.

[Nep]

Originally posted by verchan:

Yeah, not sure what you did but without DLSS and FrameGen I am getting 75-80 FPS on my 4090 at 4k.

im getting that on 1440p on my 4070 super

[il Boh]

it's enough, but not much, the fact remains that this is, absurdly, one of the heaviest games that exist at 4K Epic.
At least the frametime is excellent, flat and without any stuttering, but the fact remains that a 15GB game that ends up occupying 22GB of VRAM has something wrong.

https://ibb.co/p0dCBqt

@4K Epic in DLAA off course

[Nep]

Originally posted by il Boh:

it's enough, but not much, the fact remains that this is, absurdly, one of the heaviest games that exist at 4K Epic.
At least the frametime is excellent, flat and without any stuttering, but the fact remains that a 15GB game that ends up occupying 22GB of VRAM has something wrong.

https://ibb.co/p0dCBqt

@4K Epic in DLAA off course

for me it only use like 10gb

[il Boh]

Originally posted by Nep:

Originally posted by il Boh:

it's enough, but not much, the fact remains that this is, absurdly, one of the heaviest games that exist at 4K Epic.
At least the frametime is excellent, flat and without any stuttering, but the fact remains that a 15GB game that ends up occupying 22GB of VRAM has something wrong.

https://ibb.co/p0dCBqt

@4K Epic in DLAA off course

for me it only use like 10gb

@1440p? wich settings? how long was the session? anyway still too much.

[Lightdral]

Welcome to UE5

[Keton22]

4k, DLAA and Epic preset I'm getting 70-90fps

[Nep]

Originally posted by Keton22:

4k, DLAA and Epic preset I'm getting 70-90fps

Originally posted by il Boh:

Originally posted by Nep:

for me it only use like 10gb

@1440p? wich settings? how long was the session? anyway still too much.

hours long and max settings

[Joenappie]

12600k, 4090, 32gb ddr4 3600, m.2
Game Settings: 4k, DLAA, Epic
Performance: ~54fps
Refunded. I will check back in on the game in a month or two.

[il Boh]

Originally posted by Joenappie:

12600k, 4090, 32gb ddr4 3600, m.2
Game Settings: 4k, DLAA, Epic
Performance: ~54fps
Refunded. I will check back in on the game in a month or two.

it's true, but anyway the frametime it's very good and if you simply enable the FG the framerate became acceptable too without any downside (except some bug in the hud while moving)

[il Boh]

Originally posted by Nep:

Originally posted by Keton22:

4k, DLAA and Epic preset I'm getting 70-90fps

Originally posted by il Boh:

@1440p? wich settings? how long was the session? anyway still too much.

hours long and max settings

@4K or 1440p???
in my experience @4K the game start at about 10GB of VRAM used (that are still too much for a game like this), but it have a classic memory leak and after about 5 hours it reach 23GB of VRAM (yesterday i quit after 4hours, so it reached "just" 22GB) , eventually some stutter occur and it reallocate and clean some vram, but just 1/2GB, than again when it reach about 23300MB it stutter again and so on, so after 4/5 hours it's reccomended to restart the game, probably sooner if you don't have a 24GB VGA.

https://ibb.co/mtf0VqF

ps: usually the game run very stable, the majority of the frame drops in the screenshot are just game pause.

[Nep]

Originally posted by il Boh:

Originally posted by Nep:

hours long and max settings

@4K or 1440p???
in my experience @4K the game start at about 10GB of VRAM used (that are still too much for a game like this), but it have a classic memory leak and after about 5 hours it reach 23GB of VRAM (yesterday i quit after 4hours, so it reached "just" 22GB) , eventually some stutter occur and it reallocate and clean some vram, but just 1/2GB, than again when it reach about 23300MB it stutter again and so on, so after 4/5 hours it's reccomended to restart the game, probably sooner if you don't have a 24GB VGA.

https://ibb.co/mtf0VqF

ps: usually the game run very stable, the majority of the frame drops in the screenshot are just game pause.

it use raytracing if you didnt notice

[il Boh]

Originally posted by Nep:

Originally posted by il Boh:

@4K or 1440p???
in my experience @4K the game start at about 10GB of VRAM used (that are still too much for a game like this), but it have a classic memory leak and after about 5 hours it reach 23GB of VRAM (yesterday i quit after 4hours, so it reached "just" 22GB) , eventually some stutter occur and it reallocate and clean some vram, but just 1/2GB, than again when it reach about 23300MB it stutter again and so on, so after 4/5 hours it's reccomended to restart the game, probably sooner if you don't have a 24GB VGA.

https://ibb.co/mtf0VqF

ps: usually the game run very stable, the majority of the frame drops in the screenshot are just game pause.

it use raytracing if you didnt notice

yes, obviously, and I also noticed that there is no way to have a meaningful discussion with a fanboy.

[acowsik]

Originally posted by Nep:

Originally posted by il Boh:

@4K or 1440p???
in my experience @4K the game start at about 10GB of VRAM used (that are still too much for a game like this), but it have a classic memory leak and after about 5 hours it reach 23GB of VRAM (yesterday i quit after 4hours, so it reached "just" 22GB) , eventually some stutter occur and it reallocate and clean some vram, but just 1/2GB, than again when it reach about 23300MB it stutter again and so on, so after 4/5 hours it's reccomended to restart the game, probably sooner if you don't have a 24GB VGA.

https://ibb.co/mtf0VqF

ps: usually the game run very stable, the majority of the frame drops in the screenshot are just game pause.

it use raytracing if you didnt notice

Even then it is not supposed to consume so much of VRAM... I have a 14900KS and 4090 and I get around 80 to 90 fps at 4K epic quality with DLAA and FG enabled.

Without FG it drops to around 45 to 50 fps.