is the game still using Denuvo ?

[Reda]

back in 2017 this game performance was ♥♥♥♥♥♥ asf and Denuvo drm just made it worse
are these issues got fixed in 2021? should i buy or just pass ?

[animal_PLANET]

Its already been proven, for years now, Denuvo has very little effect on PC performance when playing games.

The latest update to Origins was back in 2018. I had no issues at all with my system. What are your specs?

[MBK]

Originally posted by animal_PLANET:

Its already been proven, for years now, Denuvo has very little effect on PC performance when playing games.

No
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VpWKwIjwLk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_DD-txK9_Q

[tiger199835]

Yes the game still has Denuvo.

And yes I do believe Denuvo has at least some impact on the performance.
Various groups have tried to compare the Uplay Vs. DRM-free versions of ACO. Some report that the DRM free version can achieve higher FPS, others claim the FPS in both versions is similar. But the general consensus is that the DRM-free at least has faster loading times and less frequent stuttering issues.

https://www.dsogaming.com/articles/assassins-creed-origins-denuvo-vs-denuvo-free-benchmarks-significantly-less-stuttering-faster-loading/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8tewQmpL-g

[animal_PLANET]

Originally posted by MBK:

Originally posted by animal_PLANET:

Its already been proven, for years now, Denuvo has very little effect on PC performance when playing games.

No

No? Your own videos proves denuvo has little effect on games. Stop with the DRM propaganda. Most games see no difference while other games may see 3 fps difference. Mad Max even has better performance with denuvo.

Here are the avg FPS listed for the games in your 1st posted Vid.

Hitman

With Denuvo - 71.67. Without Denuvo - 72

Abzu

With Denuvo - 101. Without Denuvo - 101

Sherlock Holmes

With Denuvo - 138. Without Denuvo - 141

Mass Effect Andromeda

With Denuvo - 89. Without Denuvo - 92

Mad Max

With Denuvo - 115. Without Denuvo - 110

Out of all those games tested. Only 3 had a big difference in performance, Bulletstorm, that motorcycle game, and the other 1 with the little dude running around with terrible flat graphics.

Denuvo wont effect games performance as you have now shown. Only thing that does is how it is implemented in games by the developers. If done poorly it can have issues.

A good example of this is with Resident Evil Village. Not only does it have Denuvo but Capcom added their own layer of DRM. Once that was fixed game was running just fine and Denuvo was still not removed. With latest DRM patch it runs the same as empress crack.

So stop with the lies saying Denuvo effects games. Did you even bother to watch your own posted videos?

[animal_PLANET]

Originally posted by tiger199835:

Yes the game still has Denuvo.

And yes I do believe Denuvo has at least some impact on the performance.
Various groups have tried to compare the Uplay Vs. DRM-free versions of ACO. Some report that the DRM free version can achieve higher FPS, others claim the FPS in both versions is similar. But the general consensus is that the DRM-free at least has faster loading times and less frequent stuttering issues.

https://www.dsogaming.com/articles/assassins-creed-origins-denuvo-vs-denuvo-free-benchmarks-significantly-less-stuttering-faster-loading/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8tewQmpL-g

From the DSO article. " It’s also worth noting that these stuttering issues were completely eliminated on our simulated six-core and our eight-core CPUs the moment we enabled Hyper Threading."

The DSO article also failed to present a legit case when discussing frame time. They said the DRM free "felt" better, but did not have any numbers to compare except for the 2 SS showing post benchmark results which showed a frame time difference of 3.3ms and 3.9ms which is negligible.

As per the video you linked. I have not seen a properly setup origins game run that stuttered. So there probably are people making the game perform worse to try and suit their case more about denuvo.

As seen in this video in the most demanding area of game in Alexandria. You can see the DRM one did not have those stutters like in the video you showed. Loading times can be faster but overall performance is not affected.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpBl4O34UkI

[TheDarkySide]

Yes, Ubisoft is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ corp,he never remove Denuvo

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the only reason i bought this game is because i liked it so much when i played the pirate version, but if i knew i would regret it, i would have continued playing the pirate version and wouldn't have spent my money on a horribly optimized game, but that's how the life that is, we spend the money to help the developers effort and then we see them ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ for the work they had to make the game that instead of fixing simple problems end up getting even worse.

[Snarbles]

drama

[Dan_The_Noob]

blaming Denuvo is just people making an excuse for why their game isn't running properly.
it's usually that they are running above spec or having something in the background eating the extra power then are just not accounting for it.

youtube, twitch etc are a big one.
I often have worse performance than i should because i watch stuff on the side, but i expect the dips because of it and lower settings if it really becomes an issue.

[animal_PLANET]

Originally posted by 💀ELFORD💀:

Originally posted by animal_PLANET:

Its already been proven, for years now, Denuvo has very little effect on PC performance when playing games.

The latest update to Origins was back in 2018. I had no issues at all with my system. What are your specs?

Don't lie stupid. Denuvo eats 30% of all cores of my Ryzen 5 1600

I saw your hate thread, and you are very angry. You should cool down and look at my other replies up top before only looking and replying to the #1 comment.

[DANTON[***]LULU]

Originally posted by Dan_The_Noob™:

blaming Denuvo is just people making an excuse for why their game isn't running properly.
it's usually that they are running above spec or having something in the background eating the extra power then are just not accounting for it.

youtube, twitch etc are a big one.
I often have worse performance than i should because i watch stuff on the side, but i expect the dips because of it and lower settings if it really becomes an issue.

What do U smoke?