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Fordítási probléma jelentése
I use an Intel Core I5 10400F + 16GB RAM, settings apparently superior to yours, and even at the lowest possible setting I suffer from sudden drops in fps and freezes. And yes, the game is on an NVME SSD
Sorry to burst your bubble about the SSD, but i am able to run on over 60fps without SSD. Purely from the HDD.
Wouldn't matter to me if you run on SSD or not. Because i don't run it on SSD myself. When i built my machine back in 2013, i refused the SSD installation, and kept it old school.
Just a shame i have to retire the machine later this year to get a newer model. And if i could help other people to get this game to run on their machine i would. But everyone has so many different setups and configurations it is impossible to find the same fix for everyone, apart from getting a new machine.
Im not really technical, Im guessing this is why it wont play?
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz 3.50 GHz
Installed RAM 16.0 GB
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
why did you refuse a SSD? Would you make the same decision now days knowing what you know now?
Honest question.
Whats your video card?
Go into game settings, turn everything to normal, turn off DLSS and dont do any upscaling, turn off ray tracing.
How does it run?
Honestly...
Hindsight is a beautiful thing. I would of went with it, knowing what i know now.
Time for a new build anyway, after 10 years with this one, and lasting this long with the way things are going is a miracle in itself. Probably be switching to AMD as well, not liking the way Nvidia is heading personally.
Gotchya. Good luck with the build! Try to go with a nvme ssd on your new one, they are pretty amazing.
Certainly will, thanks for the suggestion
So please tell me in your ultimate wisdom, oh high all mighty. How is it that i can run this on a machine 10 years old, without SSD. And yet, others can not with SSD?
Also, i never said i can not play the game. I CAN play the game, on my 10 year old machine. It goes to show what you don't know. I was building PCs before you were even conceived.
No. No it isn't. The GTX 1080 was the top end SKU of the 10 series cards outside of the Titan and later the 1080ti. Whereas the 1660 was on paper par with 1060. The entire SKU series of those 16XX cards were budget cards released to stem the tide of hard to get 1070 and 1080 cards thanks to miners back then.
A GTX 1080 has 8Gb of VRAM, the 1660 had 6Gb. That alone made that card inferior.
The reccomended requirements also don't say 1080, it says 1080ti which was an 11Gb VRAM card, almost twice as much VRAM as the 1660.
1080 msrp was 599$
1660 was 219$
Do you really think they'd release a card that was better than the other for a third of the price?
I'm sorry, but even remotely thinking that series of cards were anything other than cheap bandaids to hold people over that couldn't get 1070 and 1080 cards before the 20 series was released is folly. They were crap budget then, and even worse now.
the 16xx series cards were budget friendly cards, they were never meant nor did they ever outperform anything higher than the 1060.