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This one can be confusing, because the item "Threads" in Task Manager/Performance tab shows it fluctuating between ~4000-4500. But when I did my research, it's actually Logical Processors you are looking for. Which in my case would be 16.
So why do people keep saying "Threads"?
Also add this to launch options : -managed -availablevidmem (your vram) -noprecache
using the vulkan api have not reverted back to dx9
its buttery smooth with everything on very high and no stuttering what so ever
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What should this look like? And which number do I use? 8192 or 24500
My system info via Nvidia Control Panel:
Total Available Graphics Memory: 24500 MB
Dedicated Video Memory: 8192 MB GDDR6
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It uses DXVK which massively reduces stutters and improving the games performance.