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This is not an extremely demanding game, this is extremely badly optimized/ported game. It's absolutely different and doesn't worth buying $400+ card.
That`s probably why the price on Steam is a lot cheaper (something around 65% in Brazil) than Xbox One Store.
"Demanding" is a neutral word where I consciously didn't imply whether to me the visuals match the need for processing power. Try it sometime.
On another note with these issues. I tried using exclusive fullscreen mode with the game. GPU usage stayed the same however when I went to my desktop my GPU usage would suddenly stayed around 80% instead of ~48%.
It runs very well @ 1920x1080 with 970's, on High, with some settings set to Ultra (not textures nor shadows in this case ).
You do need to turn off upscaling, and make sure the game is set to "Full Screen Exclusive mode".
It runs even better with an SLI 970 config when set to "Alternate frame rendering". I've tried it with upscaling on in this configuration and did not see a big FPS penalty.
I haven't tested 960's though.
960 is no better than a 770 so I wouldn't bother.
R9 290 x is more like a 970 and thats more the minimum for AAA games nowadays.
My old rig has a i7 2600k and asus strix 970 and runs this game just fine at high/ultra.. Its your graphics card OP.
I turned everything off except the one setting that says that it hinders performance badly to turn it off. then i set my gfx to...
anti-aliasing mode = use application settings
anti-aliasing method = adaptive multisampling
morphological filtering = off
anisotropic filtering mode = use application settings
texture filtering mode = use application settings
texture filtering quality = performance
surface format optimization = off
wait for virtual refresh = off
opengl triple buffering = off
shader cache = off
tessellation mode = override application settings
maximum tessellation level = off
and then run the program with the added condition (right click the game and press "set launch options") -noblur
while it's not perfect, it's playable on my craptop.
I will be playing with my radon settings later, but I played through act 1 and most of act 2 with almost no slowdown during combat. I hope this is more helpful than what the "bad port" (I agree) and "buy a console" (stfu i'm not even buying a new desktop until I can afford to buy a house unless my fiancé wants one) trolls had to "add" to the conversation.
if you can't actually help, don't post because there are people who experiment until there is a solution. That's why we love computers over consoles. They may be more "work", but they're so much more capable than a console because you can change all these settings and run games like this on a 300 dollar laptop instead of a 400 dollar console. Then I don't have to pay 60 dollars, I can just wait for it to hit my humble bundle instead.
I am cheap, not dumb.
Just be mindful of certain settings and leave upscaling on, the game runs as expected if you know what you're doing. I'd also recommend uninstalling and reinstalling drivers considering that a GTX 1060 should be running significantly better than my own card.