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Resident Evil remake pc performance thread
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Polioliolio
Member
I plan on getting it eventually.. so I can't comment on performance.
Someone mentioned bottlenecking in the other thread.. Hope it runs well...
For now I wonder, is anyone out there providing better background image data than the ugly filtered ones by Capcom?
I know in the hype thread, there was at least one GAF member taking data from the Gamecube game and making his own upressed assets, which looked quite a bit better than the Capcom product, and I was quite impressed.
Someone mentioned bottlenecking in the other thread.. Hope it runs well...
For now I wonder, is anyone out there providing better background image data than the ugly filtered ones by Capcom?
I know in the hype thread, there was at least one GAF member taking data from the Gamecube game and making his own upressed assets, which looked quite a bit better than the Capcom product, and I was quite impressed.
fluffydelusions
Member
Super smooth on my 970 and i7 4790
those consoles though. :/
Seeing Sound
Member
Solid 60 fps with the R9 290X 4GB and a i5 4690k at 3.5ghz max settings.
I've been playing the game for about a week (2500k/970) with zero crashes and smooth 60 FPS.
The only issue I had is when I started the game while moving Wolfenstein from my SSD to my HDD, which RE was on at the time. This caused my framerates to dive to around 10 and the opening cutscene was desynced.
This is really an outside situation that wouldn't occur normally, but just something to be aware of.
The only issue I had is when I started the game while moving Wolfenstein from my SSD to my HDD, which RE was on at the time. This caused my framerates to dive to around 10 and the opening cutscene was desynced.
This is really an outside situation that wouldn't occur normally, but just something to be aware of.
Tizoc
Member
Mind providing some info about the AA tweak?
Beck
Member
Pretty much. I have an i5-2500k and MSI 7950 and it never dips under 60fps, even with a video playing on my second screen (which usually cuts the frame rate in half)
yessir
http://steamcommunity.com/app/304240/discussions/0/622955136052552424/
also, run original aspect for the love of God.
Dreathlock
Member
Is 1440p possible?
Various Artists
Banned
Anyone running at 4K? what specs?
It's upscaled 1080p. You have to modify the .ini file though.
batman2million
Member
Was thinking about performance on this game. but i was assuming that it shouldn't be THAT taxing with half the game built with pre rendered backgrounds.
I think it'll be more interesting to see performance on SDD and HDD.
I think it'll be more interesting to see performance on SDD and HDD.
Corpsepyre
Banned
Wouldn't make sense if this didn't run at locked 60 on even a slightly older rig. Going to play this tomorrow, and hoping for great performance from my R9 270x and i3 4130. If not, Capcom needs to be smashed in the face.
SkyTurnsRed
Banned
I'm getting really bizzare slowdown at random moments, most notably at the beginning of cutscenes and then the beginning when exiting a cutscene, though I've gotten it from running around at times too. Running a GTX 760 and a i5-4670k with 8 gigs of RAM. Drivers for my graphics card are updated. I'm running max settings at 1080p, and I feel like my rig is more than capable.
Anyone else having issues? The game runs rock solid otherwise.
Anyone else having issues? The game runs rock solid otherwise.
wumster3000
Member
Same for me.
Tizoc
Member
Gracias.
It runs at locked 60 on my i5 2500K at 4.4GHz, 680x2, at 1920x1080. As expected, though.
The thing is, it's my first Resident Evil. I'll be playing it on widescreen, because why wouldn't I, but I don't know whether I should play with modern or classic controls. On the one hand, I will be playing the following games (2, 3, CVX, Zero), which have tank controls, so I want to get used to them as soon as possible.
On the other hand, fuck tank controls.
The thing is, it's my first Resident Evil. I'll be playing it on widescreen, because why wouldn't I, but I don't know whether I should play with modern or classic controls. On the one hand, I will be playing the following games (2, 3, CVX, Zero), which have tank controls, so I want to get used to them as soon as possible.
On the other hand, fuck tank controls.
Lostconfused
Member
Any particular reason? What are the major problems with the new widescreen?
Krusenstern
Banned
I haven't played much yet but it runs smooth and without issues at 4k on my 970 and old ass i7 975XE.
You can set higher resolutions in the ini file.
You can set higher resolutions in the ini file.
How horrible, windowed mode 1080p it is then.
Does it actually render the 3D assets at 4K though?
Haunted
Member
Reduced image quality. The background looks pretty horrible when zoomed in. Also, there are artistic reasons. The game was, after all, optimized for 4:3.
Lostconfused
Member
Oh it's just cropped and zoomed in? Man aspect ratio differences are always handled in the dumbest way possible.
The original sure, this isn't the original game but a new commercial product. I guess I am still naive enough to believe that any kind of thought or consideration would have went in behind the new additions and changes.
Door skip mod for those curious:
http://steamcommunity.com/app/304240/discussions/0/622955136051410756/
http://steamcommunity.com/app/304240/discussions/0/622955136051410756/
Krusenstern
Banned
Good question actually. I looked at the screens I took and it seems like the game is rendered at a lower resolution, but blown up to display 4k. This is how a 4k screenshot looks like:
Doesn't really look like 4k.
Notice that Jill looks blurry.
GavinUK86
Member
Yeah, 30 and 60.
Runs at a locked 60fps for me at any resolution.
- i7 2600k
- 8gb ram
- gtx 660 sli
Isn't it a case of "What you see is what you get" with each of the scenes in 4:3 (i.e. there's no more space than what is shown)? Hor+ wouldn't work if all of the scenes are static aside from very slight camera movements and the backgrounds were made with 4:3 in mind (which they were -- they weren't remade for this release).
No it's fullscreen, but it cuts off some space above and under and scrolls the "camera" when you reach the bottom or the top of the screen. You don't miss anything.
See also:
Lame, but not totally unexpected I guess.
I think you are right. Others have reported the same issue and this confirms it in my mind.
It's MT Framework though so if Capcom,doesn't fix the issue, and they have been very good about post-release support lately, I am confident someone will.
Actually, this is the best solution i can think of.
Especially since you have the option to play 4:3.
Stallion Free
Cock Encumbered
There is more aliasing on the characters in 16:9 mode than in 4:3 mode. Proof that 4:3 is superior and that their pan & scan method doesn't render the character models on a separate layer.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
i5 3570k/GTX 770 4GB/8GB RAM
flawless 1080p/60fps.
flawless 1080p/60fps.
wumster3000
Member
Damn I love PC gaming.
Dragon1893
Member
i7 2600k, 6850, 8 gb.
Flawless 60fps at 1080p with all settings at their highest.
Flawless 60fps at 1080p with all settings at their highest.
