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Capcom Is 'Aware' of Dragon's Dogma 2 Frame Rate Issues on PC, Looking Into Fixes
cash_longfellow
Gold Member
Can we ever get to a point where we release non-broken games again? FFS 
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Arun1910
Member
Another case of companies knowing their performance is crap but still releasing to fix it later.
Later is also when I'll buy this, hopefully when that means it will be cheaper too. From what I've seen, PC performance is dire, and a variable 30 on console doesn't do it for me either.
Later is also when I'll buy this, hopefully when that means it will be cheaper too. From what I've seen, PC performance is dire, and a variable 30 on console doesn't do it for me either.
Horseganador
Member
Dragon's Dogma 2 currently has high demands on hardware, with the Steam Deck struggling to run at playable rates and even high-end machines of an RTX4090 paired with an AMD 5800X3D CPU can drop into the 30s whilst in the denser populated towns.
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
Depends of the setup you got. Curious to see how it does on a 13900K+4090 but the game seems to be extremely taxing on CPU. Could be a 3D V-Cache CPU helps out a lot in this case. Can't find performance reviews with the 7800X3D yet.
MikeM
Member
7800x3d is now minimum spec. Capcom gonna pull a Todd Howard and demand everyone upgrade their PCs lolNopeDragon's Dogma 2 currently has high demands on hardware, with the Steam Deck struggling to run at playable rates and even high-end machines of an RTX4090 paired with an AMD 5800X3D CPU can drop into the 30s whilst in the denser populated towns.
Fix code?
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R6Rider
Gold Member
Dragon's Dogma 2 currently has high demands on hardware, with the Steam Deck struggling to run at playable rates and even high-end machines of an RTX4090 paired with an AMD 5800X3D CPU can drop into the 30s whilst in the denser populated towns.
Kacho
Member
To be fair, they're actively working on addressing performance on PC. Not consoles. It might be bad a launch but it will get fixed eventually. Consoles... not so much.
mansoor1980
Gold Member
this engine is not suitable for open world games would be my guess
Skifi28
Member
They were also a actively working on fixing Jedi survivor on PC. Let's see.
amigastar
Member
Is it the RE2 Remake and SF6 engine?
hemo memo
Gold Member
Or wait for “improve performance in the future” fix + you get to buy it cheap.
T4keD0wN
Member
And thats at a relatively good cpu utilisation, lmao. At least there is nvngx_dlssg.dll in the files, so maybe a patch enables it for launch, it would be a big help, but damn the game could really use a delay.Dragon's Dogma 2 currently has high demands on hardware, with the Steam Deck struggling to run at playable rates and even high-end machines of an RTX4090 paired with an AMD 5800X3D CPU can drop into the 30s whilst in the denser populated towns.
I refuse to play a 3rd person action game below 85fps so its a wait for me unfortunately. Although maybe intel with frame gen does better.
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mansoor1980
Gold Member
yes
Magic Carpet
Member
All those earthquakes make the Japanese developers fingers skip on the keyboard, introducing garbage into the programing.
It's not the developers fault, it's the faults under the buildings.
It's not the developers fault, it's the faults under the buildings.
SJRB
Gold Member
Dragon's Dogma 2 currently has high demands on hardware, with the Steam Deck struggling to run at playable rates and even high-end machines of an RTX4090 paired with an AMD 5800X3D CPU can drop into the 30s whilst in the denser populated towns.
Kurotri
Member
Did the same just now lol
ah well
willothedog
Member
Remove Denuvo plus whatever shitty DRM you have stacked on top, fixed.
Stuart360
Member
I'd like to see some of these benchmarks ran at 1080p or 1440p. Yes if you have a high end gpu you expect to be able to play at 4k, but thats not always possible with these rushed unoptimized games at launch.
Having said that, the gamne barely looks much better than the orig game maxed out on PC, so i'm guessing the game must be doing a lot of stuff that simply doesnt show well on screenshots lol.
Having said that, the gamne barely looks much better than the orig game maxed out on PC, so i'm guessing the game must be doing a lot of stuff that simply doesnt show well on screenshots lol.
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Sentenza
Member
You wish.
SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
Looks like an issue with AMD CPUs. Here are a couple of benchmarks that show incredibly low CPU utilization. Even if its bugged, the FPS is very high.
nikos
Member
Dragon's Dogma 2 currently has high demands on hardware, with the Steam Deck struggling to run at playable rates and even high-end machines of an RTX4090 paired with an AMD 5800X3D CPU can drop into the 30s whilst in the denser populated towns.
That's not a high end machine. That hardware is over three years old. Let's see it on a 7800X3D/14900K + 4090.
Screenshot says 3080, not 4090.
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Lucifers Beard
Member
Yeah that's definitely not right. Interested to see performance on my rig this Friday. I don't care if it runs a bit wanky, just want to play the game. Looks awesome.Looks like an issue with AMD CPUs. Here are a couple of benchmarks that show incredibly low CPU utilization. Even if its bugged, the FPS is very high.
Kacho
Member
Interesting. Need to see how my 12700K performs.Looks like an issue with AMD CPUs. Here are a couple of benchmarks that show incredibly low CPU utilization. Even if its bugged, the FPS is very high.
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
Huh? It's a 12900K+RTX 4080. Definitely high-end.
P:axMagellanic
Member
Performance has the stink of denuvo malware all over it.
nikos
Member
We're referring to a different set of screenshots.
Anchovie123
Member
Called it.
No PC footage shown.
Steam system requirements make no sense.
Struggling to maintain 30fps on the lead system for development (PS5) witch is never a good sign.
No PC footage shown.
Steam system requirements make no sense.
Struggling to maintain 30fps on the lead system for development (PS5) witch is never a good sign.
Gaiff
SBI’s Resident Gaslighter
Oh, you're right. I thought you were insane.
MikeM
Member
A game you put aside for PS6 I guess
Ass of Can Whooping
Member
Mr Moose
Member
CPU 1%? X to doubt.Looks like an issue with AMD CPUs. Here are a couple of benchmarks that show incredibly low CPU utilization. Even if its bugged, the FPS is very high.
T4keD0wN
Member
Irrelevant since the 3080 is running at 50% in the first screen and 70% in the next, 4090 will perform exactly the same.
Skifi28
Member
Not really. My hope was I could maybe get 60fps on PC, but I knew it was a fool's hope. I was expecting a bad PC port as most signs were there.
SaiyanRaoh
Member
Running on a 7800x3D and 4090. I'm sure blunt force power will get me through performance wise until fixes are applied to it.
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SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
Fextralife said that the game ran at about 80 fps most of the time at 1440p on 12900k and 3090. Only dropping to the 40s in some towns.
Im ok with that as long as the game runs at 60 fps during combat. Dont care about towns running at 30.
Im ok with that as long as the game runs at 60 fps during combat. Dont care about towns running at 30.
Stuart360
Member
I mean i dont know if its true but i read that the console versions struggle to hit 30fps, and thats probably with lower settings compared to the PC version. So even this 'bad' PC port is still better than the console versions.