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I7-4790K @ 4,6 ghz // 16 GB Corsair Platnium 2400 DDR3 // Asus GTX 980ti // Windows 7 64 bit // Game installed on Samsung SSD 500 GB pro
Yeah I also have the feeling that the game somehow doesn't use the full potential of the hardware. Kinda strange.
It doesn't unfortunately, it makes practically no use of different CPU cores: http://i.imgur.com/EC2j4gh.png
Because of this the CPU core that is actually used is a huge bottleneck and the graphics card and other CPU cores will just idle around and you still get low FPS.
I've only checked during America Campaign 2, but it's gonna be like this always I guess :/
It's 4 cores, 8 threads, but whatever ;)
Of course the developers know better and we can just guess. I'm seeing a pretty bad performance on my system, getting as low as 20 FPS at times on the small campaign maps. I'm not complaining, I enjoy the game, I'm just reporting.
CPU and GPU not fully used: http://i.imgur.com/6lvGUB4.png
My specs:
Intel Xeon E3-1231 v3
8 GB RAM
GTX 1070
Win 10 64 bit
I dunno, I really want to enjoy this game, but this lag is causing me headaches.