Performance issues

[VahanBio]

I actually still can't understand how streamers or YouTube comparisons getting smooth FPS like a PS5 gameplay!

Tried all methods of upscalings It's still not getting up from 45fps seems like a lock or something? Frame Gen toggle crashes the game but anyway it shows 94-110FPS but feels same 35-45.

I'm using Intel Core i7 11th Gen, RTX 3070 and 24GB Ram. My GPU doesn't gets hotter like in any other high demanding games where I use max settings. I have a feeling that game is not using GPU as much as it should.

Anyone else have this kind of FPS issues? and also stutters are killing. It can drop from 50 to 10 and back to 35 just in milliseconds! also can freeze for a moments (And I'm like, yes now it's gonna crash) and then back up FPS from 1.

[regalager]

This is exactly the reason I'm going to wait like 6 months before picking this up, despite the fact that people have said "it's a much better port than 'TLoU: P1' at launch."

The same thing happened to me with Indiana Jones & the Great Circle. I got it shortly after launch, it was plagued with unfixable stutters due to DLSS not being implemented properly. 6 months later, it runs smooth as butter because the devs slowly addressed the problems.

Good luck with your issues, but releases like this (especially ports of AAA games) being broken for a decent portion of the population across low/mid/high end hardware makes PC gaming rightfully look bad.

[episoder]

which 11th gen i7 you got? 6+ cores are required to get stable 60 fps.

[Mitcheeta]

I don’t remember my specs except it’s like 4060 laptop, but the game ran perfectly for me at a steady 70fps with very high graphics. The only performance problem was my controller would disconnect after a few hours of gameplay and I’d need to restart steam but I found a fix apparently it’s a common bug for PlayStation ports

[Vox Maximus]

1. Not enough VRAM. 2. Outdated CPU and GPU overall.

[D-Fens]

Originally posted by episoder:

which 11th gen i7 you got? 6+ cores are required to get stable 60 fps.

They are all 8 cores and 16 threads.

[D-Fens]

Originally posted by Vox Maximus:

1. Not enough VRAM. 2. Outdated CPU and GPU overall.

11th gen i7 is a lot higher than the recommended CPU of i5-8600. Also there are RTX 3070 videos of the game running smoothly at 1440p high settings and on other 8GB cards.

[Vox Maximus]

Originally posted by D-Fens:

Originally posted by Vox Maximus:

1. Not enough VRAM. 2. Outdated CPU and GPU overall.

11th gen i7 is a lot higher than the recommended CPU of i5-8600. Also there are RTX 3070 videos of the game running smoothly at 1440p high settings and on other 8GB cards.

Link the video?

[episoder]

Originally posted by D-Fens:

They are all 8 cores and 16 threads.

i don't think so. https://www.intel.de/content/www/de/de/ark/products/series/202986/11th-generation-intel-core-i7-processors.html

[D-Fens]

Originally posted by Vox Maximus:

Originally posted by D-Fens:

11th gen i7 is a lot higher than the recommended CPU of i5-8600. Also there are RTX 3070 videos of the game running smoothly at 1440p high settings and on other 8GB cards.

Link the video?

https://youtu.be/szpd4Jcl1Ag?t=38

Also

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/the-last-of-us-part-2-performance-benchmark/5.html

[D-Fens]

Originally posted by episoder:

Originally posted by D-Fens:

They are all 8 cores and 16 threads.

i don't think so. https://www.intel.de/content/www/de/de/ark/products/series/202986/11th-generation-intel-core-i7-processors.html

I am assuming he has a desktop PC.

[Vox Maximus]

Originally posted by D-Fens:

Originally posted by Vox Maximus:

Link the video?

https://youtu.be/szpd4Jcl1Ag?t=38

Also

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/the-last-of-us-part-2-performance-benchmark/5.html

The FPS in the video is varying a LOT. Are you having low FPS in that particular snowy intro portion? Here it drops below 40 with 8 fps 0.1% lows and 32 fps 1% lows - meaning very stuttery. You can also see that VRAM is fully loaded meaning likely spillovers into RAM and then the RAM speed will start to matter a lot. In the video it's DDR5 6000 MHz which is probably quite a bit faster than yours DDR4.

https://youtu.be/szpd4Jcl1Ag?t=739

[D-Fens]

Originally posted by Vox Maximus:

The FPS in the video is varying a LOT. Are you having low FPS in that particular snowy intro portion?

I'm not the OP. I just get bored of people giving lazy responses that someone's PC is bad when it greatly exceeds the recommended requirements and he already said he is getting high fps but it doesn't feel like it should.

[Vox Maximus]

Originally posted by D-Fens:

Originally posted by Vox Maximus:

The FPS in the video is varying a LOT. Are you having low FPS in that particular snowy intro portion?

I'm not the OP. I just get bored of people giving lazy responses that someone's PC is bad when it greatly exceeds the recommended requirements and he already said he is getting high fps but it doesn't feel like it should.

Greatly exceeds?

[D-Fens]

Originally posted by Vox Maximus:

Originally posted by D-Fens:

I'm not the OP. I just get bored of people giving lazy responses that someone's PC is bad when it greatly exceeds the recommended requirements and he already said he is getting high fps but it doesn't feel like it should.

Greatly exceeds?

You are tedious, go away.

[VahanBio]

Originally posted by episoder:

which 11th gen i7 you got? 6+ cores are required to get stable 60 fps.

Well to get in with more specific details, it's
11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11375H @ 3.30GHz

And I don't think that 6+ cores is EXACT the reason for this, I've never had any issues with other games running like this. I'm not a fan of 120FPS+, I try to lock my games on 60fps which is pretty enough for me, but this game doesn't even come closer to it.

God of War, Ghost of Tsushima and other PS exclusives runs with ~90FPS+ for me.
The only horrible port was and still IS, it's Until Dawn which made in Unreal Engine tho.