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Just got on today.. watched it struggle first game, then almost crashed out loading into 2nd game (non responsive on task manager a few times)... I finally load in to see the payload almost pushed to the first point.. And then my game that was already slightly struggling, just completely at 40-50 fps
The game is unplayable like this, it's ridiculous
11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700K @ 3.60GHz
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti
16g of Ram
Game stored on high speed SSD.
These are most likely cases of PEBKAC. Your PC is probably bogged down with some kind of crap bloatware or something.
I appreciate the input but it most def has a memory leak... Clocked the game grabbing 31GB of my 64GB of RAM... only for the game...
Was using about 11GB of my 24GB of VRAM...
Game clocks at 270fps, yet the game becomes a stutterfest when the game goes above about 24-25GB of RAM usage... I am assuming most peoples PCs crash around that point if not lower... Resolved the stutter by using a memory cleaner
Unfortunately the devs are lazy or inept and were unfortunate enough to be forced to use UE5 which is renowned for awful performance
Why do people assume everything can be so easily fixed on the devs side of things. The devs have been quite nice, providing far more hand holding, giving people tech support on how to fix the issue that goes well beyond what they should be expected to do or what anyone would reasonably expect of pretty much any game dev, especially in this day & age when most devs release a game and couldn't care whether you get it to work or not so long as they're making bank.
I had one crash and on the very next boot up of the game I get a notice saying the crash was detected & based on the dump report, gave me steps to rectify the issue.
I literally cannot remember a single other game having such a quick response time to an issue like that.
Regardless, my point stands. The performance issues are the fault of the devs. They didn't do their due diligence when producing the game so it *wouldn't* require DLSS and all that other BS for it to run acceptably. They instead chose the cheap and easy way out of their problems by hiding their mistakes under a sheet of dry wall.
No amount of customer support will excuse the fact that they could and should have done better to begin with