UE5 = Bad performance

[Neuvillette]

Stop using this engine pls… I have i9 14900K + RTX 4090 and… at Ultrawide res i need to use DLSS and FG to get more tan 120-150 FPS. The problem is that FG is broken using Gsync… all bad. Maybe I need to change any settings idk.

[Roland]

Here's some stuff to try:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/2767030/discussions/0/596260472619131921/

[Neuvillette]

Originally posted by Roland:

Here's some stuff to try:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/2767030/discussions/0/596260472619131921/

Damn devs need to optimize the game

[Roland]

Originally posted by Neuvillette:

Originally posted by Roland:

Here's some stuff to try:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/2767030/discussions/0/596260472619131921/

Damn devs need to optimize the game

eh, yes and no.

UE5 is genuinely in rough shape for most games. It's more Epic that needs to get their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine together; it's essentially in a Beta state but they didn't market it as such and instead marketed it as a ready-to-go successor to UE4. it's got some great tech in it, for sure, and I can see why devs want to use it, but it's just not ready for mass adoption.

[Dashy]

They can both be at fault. They chose the engine. Also there being no option to turn off AA and supersampling is nasty.

[Neuvillette]

Originally posted by Roland:

Originally posted by Neuvillette:

Damn devs need to optimize the game

eh, yes and no.

UE5 is genuinely in rough shape for most games. It's more Epic that needs to get their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine together; it's essentially in a Beta state but they didn't market it as such and instead marketed it as a ready-to-go successor to UE4. it's got some great tech in it, for sure, and I can see why devs want to use it, but it's just not ready for mass adoption.

Is not prepared to be a successor of UE4… Fortnite is UE5?

[Soul Reaver]

i faced stuttering issues in every UE4/UE5 game i've played, except for The Finals

[Roland]

Originally posted by Neuvillette:

Originally posted by Roland:

eh, yes and no.

UE5 is genuinely in rough shape for most games. It's more Epic that needs to get their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine together; it's essentially in a Beta state but they didn't market it as such and instead marketed it as a ready-to-go successor to UE4. it's got some great tech in it, for sure, and I can see why devs want to use it, but it's just not ready for mass adoption.

Is not prepared to be a successor of UE4… Fortnite is UE5?

It's also made by the people that made the engine; so they are intimately familiar with it's quirks and flaws.

I challenge anyone to name 5 UE5 games that are not made by Epic that don't have performance issues.