icecold1983
Member
Doesnt cause issues when running at 30 fps i think is what was actually stated. Ubi recommends a 6700k level cpu for 60 fps
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Assassin's Creed Origins PC performance thread
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Doesnt cause issues when running at 30 fps i think is what was actually stated. Ubi recommends a 6700k level cpu for 60 fps
Soulblighter31
Banned
A lot of you meaning absolutely no one besides some bulgarian cracker, as we dont have an iota of information about this from relevant sources
AceFlame
Neo Member
Does anyone else have the same performance as me with an i7 6700K/GTX 1080 combo? At 1440p this is the performance i get but the stuttering is annoying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBL750fo9_8
Looks like your performance is being hindered by a form of anti-tamper technology that basically virtualizes the game before it gets to you causing very high CPU leaving little to no breathing room for your CPU.
You are going to have to get a better PC to brute force the game to your desired performance since Ubi is essentially locking out a sizable chunk of your CPU for their DRM.
You are going to have to get a better PC to brute force the game to your desired performance since Ubi is essentially locking out a sizable chunk of your CPU for their DRM.
dr_rus
Member
Disable power sensor monitoring in AB if you're on 388.13 or use 388.00 or 388.10 drivers for now for ACO.
Sigh.
Good morning
Phatosaurus
Member
4K performance
1080p performance
Ryzen 1600 at 3.9Ghz
2933mhz RAM
GTX 1080 (stock)
Game runs pretty well for me during gameplay, always above 60FPS, and gsync really helps smooth things out. I'm playing at 1080p with the in game AA. It looks just as good as downsampled 4K to me and it's a much smaller hit to performance.
1080p performance
Ryzen 1600 at 3.9Ghz
2933mhz RAM
GTX 1080 (stock)
Game runs pretty well for me during gameplay, always above 60FPS, and gsync really helps smooth things out. I'm playing at 1080p with the in game AA. It looks just as good as downsampled 4K to me and it's a much smaller hit to performance.
Edit: misread, ignore.
I have seen the russian review with different CPUs,and i dont understand...How come my gtx 980ti performs the same with an i5 6600k and an i7 6700k?I have seen with afterburner that the card is under utilized and it goes as low as 60% in the towns that are giving me low fps.So it seems it has alot more juice to spare but it doesnt.The only way for the card to go at 98% is when im at native 1080p frame limit 60 and scale resolution 180.This way the Cpu is not 100% anymore and the Gpu is 98-99%...From my understanding this means the CPU is holding back the graphics card,and it doesnt get 60fps that it should...Doesnt make sense while stronger Cpus will perform the same tho.
I have a 1070 and a core i5 4590 (so faster), and it runs like crap.
dr_rus
Member
I doubt that it _increases_ resolution when fps in under (or over for that matter) limit. It likely decreases resolution when fps is below limit which you've specified but when it's above - it just renders in the resolution which you've selected using h/w resources to render more frames instead of increasing resolution.
Well, Uplay acts solely as a middle-man client (it doesn't deliver any data) and Denuvo's activation process just verifies ownership of the product. Reauthentication may be necessary, though.
Update: Some have found that this can result in the game being unable to load certain textures. Deleting the files listed here should fix that.
proandrad
Member
Correct me if I'm wrong, but 1080p isn't 75% of 1440p. Isn't 1440p like close to 50% more pixels than 1080p?
Sorry I should have clarified earlier. The game's resolution modifier is based on the X and Y axis of the resolution you set as a reference, it's not based on area of the reference resolution.
So I set my display resolution to 2560 x 1440 and I set the resolution modifier to 75% (via an INI edit since the default increments are 10% and that's dumb) which means it takes 75% of 2560 and 1440 which results in an internal resolution of 1920 x 1080.
If the max you can do is 200% that usually means to me that it's always modifying the X and Y axis (which would be 4k if the reference resolution was 1080p). NVIDIA DSR measures it by area and why you see it a x4.00 in the NCP. The game does not scale by area, only by dimensions.
DemonCleaner
Member
so you're saying the resolution scaler in game doesn't work?
the game runs like shit on vega. yet neither the CPU threads nor the GPU is anywhere near 100%. the card is also not running into it's temp or power limit. so there's definitely no hardware throtteling going on. im around 250 W system power at the wall while on 1080p ultra settings. thats just nuts.
the game runs like shit on vega. yet neither the CPU threads nor the GPU is anywhere near 100%. the card is also not running into it's temp or power limit. so there's definitely no hardware throtteling going on. im around 250 W system power at the wall while on 1080p ultra settings. thats just nuts.
I'd say so. As per GameGPU's benchmarks, all of which were done with the Ultra preset enabled, a 960 manages 24-28fps and a 2600K is powerful enough for 56-64fps* when paired with a high-end GPU.
* Alexandria, Memphis, and other bustling areas in the game demand much more of processors, but I don't think there's cause for concern given you're targeting 30fps.
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Dacon
Banned
Thanks for the reply, I feel like Ultra is a little too high to aim so I was just going to settle for high settings.
Denuvo has never been "cracked" in the traditional sense - as in removed from the EXE. All the current "cracks" are bypasses and thus can tell us nothing in terms of system overhead used by the DRM.
luca_29_bg
Member
nope, all denuvo cracks are bypasses, never a denuvv removed. In this is really impressive, because cpy cracked the latest update of the game in 3 days. They are waiting that denuvo games are complete with all the patches and dlc before crack them, but sadly no perfomance improvement. Maybe a faster boot but i doubt!