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Maybe look in gpu control panel and set gpu power to preferred max.
I have one of the latest high end RTX cards. Even so, I get like 80 fps maxed out in this game. For contrast, I get around 200-300 fps in something like Resident Evil 3 or Shadow of the Tomb Raider without ray tracing.
It looks nowhere near as impressive as Cyberpunk 2077 maxed, yet I still get worse performance in Odyssey. On the card I had prior to this, Odyssey couldn't hold a stable 60fps either, even with low settings.
I average around 75 FPS on a 2080 and still have to turn some stuff down like volumetric fog.
And it may drop below 60 FPS here and there in Athens and in Atlantis in the DLC because those cities are gigantic.
Its just a very demanding game, no way around it.
I mean a 2060 really isnt that great, thats pretty much low end now. But this game isnt well optimized in general. Tips, lock fps at 50 if you want it to feel more smooth and less all over the place.
OR run at like 80% resolution scale.
I mean the game is unoptimized. Itll run fine for you yeah, but it should run better for what it is. It runs the same as the newest assassins creed, like literally the same lmao. I get about 60 fps on average (claims its 74 fps on average on the game) but its more like 60, dips to so far the lowest 53 at 1440p with 90% scaling. And settings at high/ultra.
With a 3060ti ryzen 7 4.5ghz 8core 3800x cpu.
My 3060 is also over clocked by 500mhz for memory, and 100mhz for core clock.
3600mhz 32gb ram
5gbps nvme
It doesnt run like terrible, its an okay optimized game, but okay optimization is still optimized to me. I forgive the low dips since its always in towns/cities but when in the open landscape you really should be getting more performance.
But ye, his 2060 is low end. And plus this game is more CPU intensive then most games. Generally thats how open world games are now, more cpu intensive then youd think.
But still if a game thats several years older than their most recent run, runs literally the same as their most recent one, something isnt optimized,
Its not like it is terrible, its mostly in the cities. And im pretty sure its cpu bound more so, cuz my gpu doesnt get to 100% usage in cities.
Its annoying,but w.e.
I think its a lot more cpu bound. Gpu obviously helps, but this game has a ton of dense areas, if youre cpu is bad NO MATTER what gpu you have, youll prolly have "bad" fps
I have a AMD Ryzen 7 5700G with Radeon Graphics and it Runs fine now. pretty Solid 60 highest 75fps Ultra High.
Also Immortals Phoenix Rising is also a beautiful games and plays like a Zelda/Odyssey combine. Story is Cringe but the game itself is a lot of fun and interesting hidden Gem by Ubisoft
got bored of that game, far to easy. This game you at least die if you dont pay attention, every time i lose focus for like 2 seconds, I get one or two shot in this game as a warrior lmao on nightmare
lol I beat the game all the way through. I said ♥♥♥♥ it. I bought the game I can at least play it. I loved it. But not every game is for everyone. I played games that people make a huge deal about and I end up the same, bored or just hating.