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PC specifications: AMD Radeon HD 7870 ghz edition
intel i3-2100
8 gb
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The problem is the atmospheric manifest, as it severely reduces the performance irregardless of how strong the PC is. This needs an urgent optimization.
That's not true. The fog serves the purpose to make you see less, the wind and rain make you hear less and both increase the tension by playing. Well, for the snow your point is vaild though.
Snow clips through the ceiling and makes people think there's ghost orbs when there's not lol
Their optimization is lacking, which creates a severe choppiness during the gameplay, which only increases once the ghost decides to do anything.
This wasn't an issue before the update, so the only real culprit is the atmospheric changes or, rather, their animations that are unoptimized properly code-wise.
It didn't use to do this, so I'm wondering if there were some audio changes as well that might be hampering things.
I recall a game (Dead island I think), where the sound of one of the character's heels clicking on certain surfaces caused the game to stutter and drop to single digit framerates. It was soundcard specific, and changing drivers (until a fix came out) solved everything.
I think they've got quite a bit of optimization to consider still, and it is very likely not just video processing.
I thought at one point that it might be the issue, but I wasn't able to reproduce the error in a controlled environment.
I haven't tested the Sound variations, like reducing them from 32bit to 24bit or even 16bit in relation to not using DAC.
Sound can be a potential problem that causes hiccups, and might very well be a problem as the sound changes after leaving and re-entering the van itself. However, the CPU wouldn't be going absurdly high and in relation to the weather alone. Looks like a leak somewhere...
To mess with the sound and FPS, one can enter and re-enter the van several times over, though I do not advise it as it can fry something on lower PCs :))
However, as far as I'm aware, the moving clouds do not produce a sound.
Personally, I'm using an exterior ASUS sound card with a DAC, and it was issue in very old games and during some recordings. Nothing that changing to 24bit or 16bit can't fix.
I will try that out, but I doubt that it will solve things.
Since the patch 0.4.1 the game runs better with lower heat on the cores. The only issue i have is a heavy workload by leaving the truck each time, solo and multiplayer.