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Basically, you are splitting the main processing workload between two cores instead of one.
Yeah we all had to stop playing, my friends and i, perfromance was just beyond worse. I got 1000 h but today i really wonder how ppl endure this game running so extremly poor.
Anyway, i don't know about the 5900x specifically but AMD processors tend to have kinda poor per-core performance, which is why they sold the younguns the lie that core count is everything. So if you're having issues I would assume it's due to that.
Personally I haven't noticed performance issues in 7DtD except for one occasion where I was raiding a Higashi across the street from a Dishong and about halfway up the tower the FPS suddenly dropped to single digits seemingly out of nowhere, then picked back up a minute later. This was on a 9700k with a GTX 1070.
Never would have occurred to me but that's pretty cool. So I guess if you're doing actual multiplayer it's pretty much always better to run a dedicated server and connect to it even if you don't have a dedicated machine.
I'm not even migrating 7D2D to my new PC. It never dips below 40fps on this aging 17-8700 w/16GB RAM, and a lowly 2080 TI card.
Complaining doesn't fix frames, gamers do.
I second that.... ;)
Yes i do, the problem is that perfromance became worse and worse over the years, so i wonder how ppl can play that today because it became unplayable.
But even accounting for that, the game is perfectly playable on nearly decade-old hardware if it is properly configured and the system has been optimized to get the best performance. IF you take into account that you need to adjust the settings for the hardware configuration and features that have not yet been optimized.
The biggest issue I have seen is people thinking that just because they can get 500FPS in GTA-V, and 170FPS in CyberPunk, that they should be able to get similar results from an un-optimized game that is still being developed. So a lot of you just enable it for 4k with Ultra settings because you think you should be able to, and then you piss and moan when that doesn't work out in your favor. Never mind that you should not have expected that to work in the first place.
And do note, that all of this discussion is completely off-topic from the OP's discussion when starting this thread.
also steam discussions will always go off-topic thats normal for steam threads and is 100% guaranteed to happen no matter what the topic is also i dont see anything off topic here the discussion is about performance and not just the fact that dedicated servers run better since the main topic is performance in this case and not just stating the info that dedicated servers exist