The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

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how is optimization ?
I have an RTX 4060 and I'm wondering if it's worth buying this game because I see people with 4070 and even 4090 having problems with in this game
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Slender Apr 23 @ 1:33am 
yeah I've got a 4070 super and it's... okay... I mean like it's over 60 pretty much all the time, but with 144hz monitor it sucks
It's UE5, and as expected it's an unoptimized mess that requires frame gen and upscaling just to get an okay frame rate
Last edited by thermoplastics; Apr 23 @ 1:37am
If you can resist the urge to put everything on Ultra at native 4K you should be fine. For reference, I get 50-55 fps at 4K maxed settings/DLSS Performance on a 4070Ti, frame gen puts me around 70-80.

Instead I dropped down to all High settings, DLSS performance and capped fps at 60. The visual drop from Ultra to High is negligible.
It is rough. 4060 here, I get around 120 to 10. As soon as multiple characters are on screen my frames just tank hard.
Originally posted by thermoplastics:
It's UE5, and as expected it's an unoptimized mess that requires frame gen and upscaling just to get an okay frame rate
Not even close to true
SiN Apr 23 @ 1:43am 
Originally posted by NetshadeX:
If you can resist the urge to put everything on Ultra at native 4K you should be fine. For reference, I get 50-55 fps at 4K maxed settings/DLSS Performance on a 4070Ti, frame gen puts me around 70-80.

Instead I dropped down to all High settings, DLSS performance and capped fps at 60. The visual drop from Ultra to High is negligible.

lmao. You're playing at 50% resolution with frame gen, so without frame gen it is about 30-40fps at 1080p.

That answers op's optimization question.
Originally posted by SiN:
Originally posted by NetshadeX:
If you can resist the urge to put everything on Ultra at native 4K you should be fine. For reference, I get 50-55 fps at 4K maxed settings/DLSS Performance on a 4070Ti, frame gen puts me around 70-80.

Instead I dropped down to all High settings, DLSS performance and capped fps at 60. The visual drop from Ultra to High is negligible.

lmao. You're playing at 50% resolution with frame gen, so without frame gen it is about 30-40fps at 1080p.

That answers op's optimization question.
No he was getting 50-55fps without fake frames, read again
f00b Apr 23 @ 1:47am 
Not terrible, not good.
Lamp Apr 23 @ 1:47am 
Was playing on my 4090, i7-10700. 165fps until I got outside: 25fps. Turned the graphics down a bit and it was still like 25ish fps. But- I didn't have frame gen on because it was greyed out.

Enabled GPU scheduling today so I could use the framegen stuff: game gets stuck on 1fps infinite loading screen while maxing out CPU use.

The optimisation is a fking mess.
Last edited by Lamp; Apr 23 @ 1:47am
Oustcell Apr 23 @ 1:47am 
"It just works"
Gibbel Apr 23 @ 1:49am 
3080 - 5700X3D

High setting 1440P stable 60 fps capt. (without it's between 64-110)
However I still get stutters even though it at 60 FPS.
Game run pretty horrible for how it looks. I mean compared to KCD2 which looks objectively better specially in wood like areas the performance compared is horrible.
ThinkOn Apr 23 @ 1:49am 
It's bethesda so unoptimised as per usual
Gtx 1080 ti user with a ryzen 9 5900x, 32gb ram, in 144p on medium outside 40 ish fps.
Using a 4050 laptop, pretty terrible when in the open world. Decent when inside small areas. I had to play on Low everything except Texture which was Medium for stability and my FPS is still really bad.
Originally posted by Brigadoom:
Using a 4050 laptop, pretty terrible when in the open world. Decent when inside small areas. I had to play on Low everything except Texture which was Medium for stability and my FPS is still really bad.
Well you are using a low end laptop
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