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Most games still do not take advantage of all those wonderful expensive cores that chip marketing and gamer hype make you think you need.
Most games (I play at least) are not AAA titles so do not have the optimization that big budgets can spend on doing this. Here is a thread that may be relevant, and search for "KCD multithreading" for others: https://steamcommunity.com/app/379430/discussions/0/1642038749313984829/
Search for user.cfg file on this forum and other sites, there are several optimizations that can be done outside of the game.
And another question. Do you think that this 5900x will be able to support 4090 for best possible usage in KCD2? Im little bit worried now seeing that in KCD1 it doesnt do that great, and also warhorse is saying that 7800X3D cpu will be needed for high on 2K resolution.
KCD was the most miserable game I ever tweaked to squeeze performance out of it. Overclocking of course boosts the whole CPU so it helped me, and the user.cfg tweaks seemed to work though admit it could just be placebo (as some maintain) since the game's performance is all over the f-place just turning the corner in Rattay, so how can you even tell?
It is a beautiful and interesting game, one of my favs, yet stuffed full of jank.
Good luck.
And it seems that your cpu is mostly working for the amount of frames while your gpu has to work for how much is needed for each frame to fill it.
So you can actually, if you are willing to, shift the workload between the two to a degree by changing your resolution.
If I am switching them up I apologize, but the conclusion still stands lol
That is the 'onion skin' but need to peel the layers to get at deeper hardware insights, e.g. some games are CPU bound (those with a lot of NPC routines and threads to match) and others more GPU bound (lighting, particle effects etc...), so difficult to apply overall understanding when it depends on the application as well as the other components, games running on separate SSD from OS for example.
bro you need to open your mind bro
No the 2 yes, the one I mean bro, we are at formum of KCD one bro
For me it was my amd settings. Try using default settings and only adjust fan speed if needed... :) This has me at 144 frames on Ultra- no blur. Amd 5700xt Ryzen 5 3600.
(okay I checked again, I sit in game around 70-90 fps. cut scenes are 70-144)
I play in 4k (ultra), 120 fps. But do get some crazy drops in certain areas as low as 30 fps. Not noticed any in the cities, but one battle (in a village in the woods). Mind the same area dropped a lot of fps before battle too.
Haven't monitored any hardware so cant say if cpu is hammered or not.