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I'm on an RTX 2070 with an I7-10750H and 16gb of RAM DDR4 on an SSD. I was skeptical of DX12 because I kept hearing about its issues and my own benchmark tests always showed it to present about 3 FPS less than DX11. I decided to just give a try though thinking, perhaps the benchmark isn't 100% representative of what I'll experience
With DX11 I hovered between 55 (when driving) to 100 (when up close to a wall). Average was about 63 and about 6 FPS higher when I turn off my NVIDIA filters (Sharpen and Colour)
With DX12 I gained a WHOPPING 20 FPS, no lie. Driving is now 79 FPS and average is 80 - 88 in gunfights
All I can say is, try it and see. I'm at the very beginning of the game and just now exploring Pandora by car. The switch has resolved all stuttering and lag issues that I was experiencing before
Also, as an aside, GPU utilization was 60%-98% with DX11. With DX12 it's legit a locked 98%.
TL;DR - DX12 gave me a flipping extra 20FPS and removed all stuttering/lag. This appears relatively common on higher end PCs
I'll let you know if I experience any crashing. Seems to function better with 20 and 30 series cards and higher end CPUs. Crash reports are pretty common with older hardware though (and some new too but best bet is to try it and see how it works)
DX12 supposedly should take better use of multi-core systems, thus resulting in higher framerates.
However, it's probably best that you just try it for yourself. Run the benchmark tool, switch between DX11 and DX12. Whichever gives you a higher framerate, play with that. If you experience a lot of crashes, switch to the other and then test again. If there's no crashes, use that. If it still crashes, then there's perhaps another issue.
Your mileage may vary, there's a million PC configurations out there, so it can be hard to say what works best for you.
dx11 offers higher max fps. but dx12 offers steady average fps, which means less stuttering.
i had a better experience with dx12 in this game, using a nvidia card.
How do you set the -notexturestreaming is that in the .ini files?
S0 dx11 IS the way to go.
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