I run Starfield/CP2077 on Ultra but not this

[adamjam]

Thanks for the demo Atlus, I stopped my pre-order thanks to it.

[Galaxy Swift]

https://steamcommunity.com/app/2679460/discussions/0/4842022494093910068/
this fixes it
Hopefully Atlus will patch the main game on release and it won't be this way.

[Evir]

Originally posted by Galaxy Swift:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/2679460/discussions/0/4842022494093910068/
this fixes it
Hopefully Atlus will patch the main game on release and it won't be this way.

it doesn't its still an absolute resource hog.

1600p Ultrawide + 150% scaling so not everything is aliased to insanity, 780w gpu profile on 7900xtx, seeing almost 700w usage in some scenes and only getting between 80-144fps.

Alot of areas are extremely unoptimized.

With 7950x3d, i agree and the threading performance is abysmal and this does help for that, so its something that should be added in natively 100%.

[Yhwach]

SpecialK mitigates a good amount of the issues but there's still unreasonable performance drops in the game that their development team has (won't?) to fix.

[Evir]

Originally posted by Yhwach:

SpecialK mitigates a good amount of the issues but there's still unreasonable performance drops in the game that their development team has (won't?) to fix.

yeah its a great fix for cpu bottlenecks, for my the DXVK doesn't really do much still.

The fix doens't seem super compatible with 7950x3d tho, and doens't let me bind the game to x3d cores like normal

[adamjam]

Originally posted by Galaxy Swift:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/2679460/discussions/0/4842022494093910068/
this fixes it
Hopefully Atlus will patch the main game on release and it won't be this way.

I did the fix where I go into settings ---> graphics, pick the game and choose my graphics card for it. Worked great.

I wanted to buy this on PC since I got a very good laptop and a steam deck but now I'm not so sure it will run smooth on SD like SMT V does(while looking better),

[Yhwach]

I would just wait to see if any of their patches (or community mods) fix the performance issues before buying. Better than being stuck with a game with sub-optimal performance that you can't refund.

[Electric Gigolo]

It's like trying to brute force a stubborn to emulate PS3 game.

[Evir]

Originally posted by Yhwach:

I would just wait to see if any of their patches (or community mods) fix the performance issues before buying. Better than being stuck with a game with sub-optimal performance that you can't refund.

can't wait for all this to trip denuvo protection or something dumb...