Do not buy this game, even high end hardware suffers

[DeeBee]

It's broken, they haven't patched it since release and it wont be fixed
It runs awful on an 3070 TI with overclocks ( worse performance without OC ) and a 12 core processor and 32gb of RAM on an NVME SSD.

[Koby]

runs fine on a 12GB 3060. played the game to completion plus all the dlc.

[WitWolfy]

Originally posted by Koby:

runs fine on a 12GB 3060. played the game to completion plus all the dlc.

Not everybody wants to play this game on 480P FYI

[Koby]

Originally posted by WitWolfy:

Originally posted by Koby:

runs fine on a 12GB 3060. played the game to completion plus all the dlc.

Not everybody wants to play this game on 480P FYI

1440p

[WitWolfy]

Originally posted by Koby:

Originally posted by WitWolfy:

Not everybody wants to play this game on 480P FYI

1440p

To enable FSR 3 and frame generation just to read 80ish FPS isnt the way most of us want to play... Just my 5c.

[Koby]

Originally posted by WitWolfy:

Originally posted by Koby:

1440p

To enable FSR 3 and frame generation just to read 80ish FPS isnt the way most of us want to play... Just my 5c.

Didn't use FSR or frame gen, so try again.

[Poop Nuts]

Originally posted by Koby:

runs fine on a 12GB 3060. played the game to completion plus all the dlc.

The game has HUGE problems when it comes to VRAM, so it makes sense that your 12gb 3060 variant would perform consistently better than his 3070 ti that has 8gb of VRAM. I finished this game on a 3070 at 1440p with FSR 3 and frame gen but had to restart the game about every hour or so because the VRAM usage would be off the charts after loading back and forth between multiple zones which would drop my fps from 60 to around 20. While the game looks good, it's still not good enough to warrant this kind of performance. It was horribly optimized.

[WitWolfy]

This dude won the silicon lottery it seems. Even my 3080 goes to a crawl when playing this game after an hour or so in 2K and thats a 10GB GPU. So I dont get it. Either he doesnt notice frame drops/ignores it all together or just full of it. I refuse to believe a 3060 is better than a 3080 in any universe

[Alvarez_Tiago]

I've been playing the game on a 3080 too, paired with an i9 9900k, which is already really old cpu, and I rarely go bellow 60, I mean, very rarely. And yes, I am very frame drop sensitive, and not only that but also I only play with RTSS on to check frames, GPU and CPU percentages as well as temps...
My I9 is OC to 5Ghz tho and I do run the game on a SSD mvne and I also count with 64GB of 3600MHz of ram, Which as far as I know, doesn't impact game performance...
And a side note, I'm one of the guys who fought tooth and nails the deniers of Dead Space's stutters...

[Pnume]

Runs fine in 4k for me.

[Dailao]

Originally posted by DeeBee:

It's broken, they haven't patched it since release and it wont be fixed
It runs awful on an 3070 TI with overclocks ( worse performance without OC ) and a 12 core processor and 32gb of RAM on an NVME SSD.

It seems to be all over the place, probably a VRAM issue. It can be good in the overworld and then suddenly much worse in more enclosed spaces.

[oda.iori]

Originally posted by Poop Nuts:

Originally posted by Koby:

runs fine on a 12GB 3060. played the game to completion plus all the dlc.

The game has HUGE problems when it comes to VRAM, so it makes sense that your 12gb 3060 variant would perform consistently better than his 3070 ti that has 8gb of VRAM. I finished this game on a 3070 at 1440p with FSR 3 and frame gen but had to restart the game about every hour or so because the VRAM usage would be off the charts after loading back and forth between multiple zones which would drop my fps from 60 to around 20. While the game looks good, it's still not good enough to warrant this kind of performance. It was horribly optimized.

My GPU is also a RTX3060 with 12GB Ram, and the demo was running at 12FPS during cutscenes and stuttering like hell during gameplay.

I9 12900k, 32GB Ram and the game is installed on a NVME 2.0 SSD.

[dgresevfan]

I know I'm going to get criticised for mentioning it again, but my PC can handle it. The game runs smoothly around 90 fps (based on my Gsync refresh rate) at native 4K with DLAA with every setting at maximum.

Perhaps it really is a vram issue. Hardware:
i7 14700. 4090. 64GB ram. Samsung 990 Pro M2 SSD.

I am kind of surprised at how much worse it seems to run on a 3000 series card.

[DeeBee]

the people just blindly defending this type of anti-consumer ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ just makes me lose all hope in PC gaming, y'all are settling for this ♥♥♥♥ and saying it's okay?
get a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ reality check come on, people with 3080s cant run it unless they won the silicon lottery, and yes VRAM is king when it comes to the game but maybe they should've made that a system requirement so I would've known to not BUY this memory leak, bug addled, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[Kayderim]

Originally posted by dgresevfan:

I know I'm going to get criticised for mentioning it again, but my PC can handle it. The game runs smoothly around 90 fps (based on my Gsync refresh rate) at native 4K with DLAA with every setting at maximum.

Perhaps it really is a vram issue. Hardware:
i7 14700. 4090. 64GB ram. Samsung 990 Pro M2 SSD.

I am kind of surprised at how much worse it seems to run on a 3000 series card.

Well of course your pc can handle it, i bet your 4090 can run like 4 instances of this game at once in 4k

[txfeinbergs]

No issues. Running at 100 FPS in 4K with all options maxed out.