If anybody has a key or knows where I can buy Murdered: Soul Suspect for the low, I'd appreciate it. I've been looking forward to this game for a while, and despite the reviews, I really wanna give it a shot.
The PC Thread - Tips, Benchmarks, Specs, Laptops, Custom Desktops, Pre-Builds and more.
I don't really understand why these requirements are so steep. The PS4 and XBONE don't even have good graphics cards or anything like that. This bad optimization on the PC is gonna kill us brehs
My new rig can barely play watchdogs on ultra in 3 monitors at 45fps (that might just be the game, but I dunno). What's 2 years gonna look like? Here I thought 2 780tis would murder everything. I guess not.
When "real" next gen games come out, what are we gonna have to have? $3000 Titan Zs? shyt's depressing brehs.
I don't really understand why these requirements are so steep. The PS4 and XBONE don't even have good graphics cards or anything like that. This bad optimization on the PC is gonna kill us brehs
My new rig can barely play watchdogs on ultra in 3 monitors at 45fps (that might just be the game, but I dunno). What's 2 years gonna look like? Here I thought 2 780tis would murder everything. I guess not.
When "real" next gen games come out, what are we gonna have to have? $3000 Titan Zs? shyt's depressing brehs.
Nvidia will release optimized drivers for these games, every updated they drop is geared towards making newer games perform better.
Nvidia is good with the drivers, true.
But needing a 670 for dead rising 3? That's absurd. This is an xb1 game we're talking about. I just don't get it
Enjoy BrehI had to step it up
Maybe the Xbox is more powerful than we thought?
So I've done tests with my Steam games and three different builds (all AMD, Intel+Nvidia, Mix&Match) and I can firmly say there is some weird FPS drop with Windows 8/8.1 compared to 7. Some emulators are also slower as well. I think it might just be an issue with DirectX 9 though I haven't been able to pinpoint it.
I don't have a super beast rig but the numbers are telling the story.
I don't have a super beast rig but the numbers are telling the story.
There's WAY too many variables for determining performance when it comes to emulators. it can vary amongst different builds, different plugin versions, which direct x you have, what game you're playing and whatnot.
I don't really understand why these requirements are so steep. The PS4 and XBONE don't even have good graphics cards or anything like that. This bad optimization on the PC is gonna kill us brehs
My new rig can barely play watchdogs on ultra in 3 monitors at 45fps (that might just be the game, but I dunno). What's 2 years gonna look like? Here I thought 2 780tis would murder everything. I guess not.
When "real" next gen games come out, what are we gonna have to have? $3000 Titan Zs? shyt's depressing brehs.
Maybe these games are already "real" next gen, and all of you forum engineers that claim to know what hardware "should" be able to do are way off base.
It's easy to look at a screenshot of the games and say they don't look much better than "last gen" games. But in reality there is A LOT more going on in these games. It takes a lot of processing power to simulate wind and physics like watchdogs does, it also take a lot of power to have hundreds of A.I. on screen at once like dead rising.
Due to diminishing returns it takes a hell of a lot of power just for marginal gains. You PC dudes thought y'all would squeak by this gen with that old ass hardware
Maybe these games are already "real" next gen, and all of you forum engineers that claim to know what hardware "should" be able to do are way off base.
It's easy to look at a screenshot of the games and say they don't look much better than "last gen" games. But in reality there is A LOT more going on in these games. It takes a lot of processing power to simulate wind and physics like watchdogs does, it also take a lot of power to have hundreds of A.I. on screen at once like dead rising.
Due to diminishing returns it takes a hell of a lot of power just for marginal gains. You PC dudes thought y'all would squeak by this gen with that old ass hardware
Dude is playing Watchdogs on three HD monitors at 45fps..... I don't think he's hardly "squeezing" by. Sometimes the game itself isn't really optimized. Your PC and what you told me contradicts what you're saying here since your hardware is barely squeezing by according to PC elitists yet you're getting much better performance and IQ for watchdogs compared to the console versions(XB1/PS4).That's the issue right there. Nikkas with 5GB TITANS LE cards were getting stuttering. It's clearly a game issue and not hardware.
An I5-2320 and your GPU and you're getting this performance is pretty good.I'm using the high preset, textures on high. MSAA 4X, Vsync on
mostly staying above 40 fps
still get some stuttering while driving, thinking about overclocking
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It is squeaking by compared to the performace I get in other games that don't have the advanced wind/water/physics.Dude is playing Watchdogs on three HD monitors at 45fps..... I don't think he's hardly "squeezing" by. Sometimes the game itself isn't really optimized. Your PC and what you told me contradicts what you're saying here since your hardware is barely squeezing by according to PC elitists yet you're getting much better performance and IQ for watchdogs compared to the console versions(XB1/PS4).
The stuttering is a problem that can be fixed. But that still doesn't change the fact that you need a lot more power to do the things that "next gen" games are doing even if there isn't a huge jump in visuals.
Yeah it's good, but it won't be for long.
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Maybe the Xbox is more powerful than we thought?
isn't the xbox one video card comparable to a sub $100 amd pc card?
