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I don't know how you managed not to notice it with an old CPU like yours even with its slight OC.
What update are you talking about the very last one compared to the one before? Or the last one compared to the "old gen " version of the game?
Raw ghz isn't everything.
There was going to come a time when a game called upon these features of a modern CPU and yours struggles to answer. Like a grizzled war veteran... or tired old Witcher.
I have updated the title, I am saying since the next gen crap, and "always has" isnt the right phrase to use because this next gen change isnt very old, and this CPU utilization problem I am having is absolutely tied to these changes. The game runs really mid now, even with dx11 and to be frank this next gen update perfectly encapsulates what next gen represents, same graphics and ♥♥♥♥ frame rates
What features are those? I am playing DX11 mode on the same settings that I used to and getting 30% less fps and a bottleneck that didnt used to exist..
This is a 2015 game that was "given features" that to my understanding no one asked for.
If you're really interested in advancements in cpus, there are big reviews for each gen, including silly "monster GPU at low detail/resolution" tables to make the differences look bigger. I've got the latest and greatest i.e. 13600k, which could partially explain why NG patch has run better for me than some others. Then again, its got DDR4, so it could be somewhat faster still.
This patch promised to fix low CPU/GPU usage issues, which could very well hurt older GPUs without hyper-threading.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=049-JOnhZio
If you read some other posts around here you would find that many people with more modern CPUs actually got a boost. A result of the patch utilizing their CPUs better, ways that may not be applicable to an 5 year old CPU.
The "next gen" settings aren't the same as the "old gen" ones.
The new gen "middle" settings are what the highest settings were in the old gen version of the game. That would explain why you have lower performances since the "new gen" update in DX11.
No need to talk about the ray tracing (in DX12) wich is very heavy on the CPU and the gpu...
What exacly in game settings you have and what FPS you have right now on it. Did you tried delete all user.settings (dx12user.settings also) in ur documents/the Witcher 3 folder? If not then do it. Your in game graphic settings will be restored to default and you will need to set them again.
Built my new rig under a year ago too spending almost 5 grand on it and the witcher 3 is still a challenge for the machine
rly but why is the perfomance without rtx even bad ?
DX11 version doesn't have DLSS and FSR they're greyed out. That's why I use DX12 version.