Hey_Blinkin
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Went to bed with the download at 15gb/49gb. Wake up this morning and it's at 11gb/49gb. Gotta love the windows store.
Just tried the game for 45 minutes.
- i7 4790k @ 4.4 Ghz
- 16Gb RAM
- GTX 1080 @ 2Ghz, latest drivers
- Installed to SSD
- 144 hz monitor
But I'm getting slowdowns and stutters intermittently, the FPS counter is usually between 60 to 100 on Ultra, 1080p. But it's not smooth, even though the FPS doesn't dip below 60..
Just read that "Prefer Maximum Performance" thing, gonna try after work!
But another thing - does the game lag A LOT for any of you in the Custom upgrade menus, especially when selecting wheels? It takes over a second to scroll between two different wheels, and no previous Forza game have lagged that bad on the Xbox (been play FM since the very first one).
So whats the deal with SLI? I still have two 680's but waiting to get a 1060. Wondered how it would run until I get one.
Just tried the game for 45 minutes.
- i7 4790k @ 4.4 Ghz
- 16Gb RAM
- GTX 1080 @ 2Ghz, latest drivers
- Installed to SSD
- 144 hz monitor
But I'm getting slowdowns and stutters intermittently, the FPS counter is usually between 60 to 100 on Ultra, 1080p. But it's not smooth, even though the FPS doesn't dip below 60..
Just read that "Prefer Maximum Performance" thing, gonna try after work!
But another thing - does the game lag A LOT for any of you in the Custom upgrade menus, especially when selecting wheels? It takes over a second to scroll between two different wheels, and no previous Forza game have lagged that bad on the Xbox (been play FM since the very first one).
went down to medium and performance was still too spotty for my liking on my 970/2500k combo. Oddly Ultra stays perfectly locked on 30fps if I set it to that. felt like sludge initially but the lack of fluctuation is a lot more palatable. wish i could play at 60
2600k, gtx980 here
it doesn't really matter if i go to medium or high. it is at 60fps but when i go into the city with a lot of cars on screen it dips to ~42-45
i don't understand. i just want steady 60fps
PSA: It is 2016... get 16GB of RAM. RAM is super cheap right now. Your minimum frames will be improved, especially if you are CPU bound (i5/i3/non K model).
Is it just me or is AAA PC gaming kind of a letdown these days? I mean I've got a brand-new rig, 6600K, 16GB DDR4-3000 and an OC'd GTX 1080, and the only really graphically intensive game that really runs properly (i.e. smooth 60fps) at 1440p high/ultra settings is The Witcher 3.
Deus Ex: stutters
The Crew: stutters
UWP games: stutter
Mirror's Edge Catalyst: stutters
Assassin's Creed Syndicate: yeah OK, but not nearly the level of performance I was expecting
No Man's Sky: let's not even go there.
And now this.
The only AAA game from 2016 that seems to run really well for most people is DOOM.
I know I sound whiny and entitled, but given the money I put into my rig and the games I feel like I'm not at fault for expecting better.
Lack of benchmarking from hardware sites to back this up but I'm speculating that DX12 on marvel cards is underperforming here. Pascal 1080/1070 will brute force fine at 60fps for both 1080p/1440p after applying the "max performance" fix.
Is it just me or is AAA PC gaming kind of a letdown these days? I mean I've got a brand-new rig, 6600K, 16GB DDR4-3000 and an OC'd GTX 1080, and the only really graphically intensive game that really runs properly (i.e. smooth 60fps) at 1440p high/ultra settings is The Witcher 3.
Deus Ex: stutters
The Crew: stutters
UWP games: stutter
Mirror's Edge Catalyst: stutters
Assassin's Creed Syndicate: yeah OK, but not nearly the level of performance I was expecting
No Man's Sky: let's not even go there.
And now this.
The only AAA game from 2016 that seems to run really well for most people is DOOM.
I know I sound whiny and entitled, but given the money I put into my rig and the games I feel like I'm not at fault for expecting better.
I have 8gb RAM aswell and even though I would like to upgrade it's a lose-lose situation for me :/ I only have two working RAM slots (longer story) and these are currently occupied with 2x 4gb 2133mhz DDR3 RAM. Now I would like to upgrade to 16gb 2400mhz DDR3 RAM. So in essence I have to buy new DDR3 RAM for 75, throw my current 8GB RAM away and when I buy a new CPU/mobo next year I have to throw the newly bought RAM away too because DDR4 :/?
You could, uh, sell your old RAM instead of throwing it away.
Well of course, "throwing it away" was more figuratively speaking, normally I always pass hardware down to friends in need of a upgrade for cheap but this time they are all already on Skylake for one reason or another. I guess I could try to eBay it but I'm not sure if that's really worth it considering how cheap it is to buy new RAM right now. What could I reasonably ask for for used 8GB DDR3, 25€?
Is it just me or is AAA PC gaming kind of a letdown these days? I mean I've got a brand-new rig, 6600K, 16GB DDR4-3000 and an OC'd GTX 1080, and the only really graphically intensive game that really runs properly (i.e. smooth 60fps) at 1440p high/ultra settings is The Witcher 3.
Deus Ex: stutters
The Crew: stutters
UWP games: stutter
Mirror's Edge Catalyst: stutters
Assassin's Creed Syndicate: yeah OK, but not nearly the level of performance I was expecting
No Man's Sky: let's not even go there.
And now this.
The only AAA game from 2016 that seems to run really well for most people is DOOM.
I know I sound whiny and entitled, but given the money I put into my rig and the games I feel like I'm not at fault for expecting better.
E: still thinking of getting the Ultimate Edition believe it or not, I really need my open-world driving fix.
Hmm. Looks like game physics is tied to framerate? When there is a framerate drop( no matter how small even 1-2fps ) world around you slowdowns as well and then goes back to normal when framerate is stable. This happens with 30fps lock and with 60fps lock as well. Anyone else seeing this? The fuck?
First impressions: shit tier port. Game also crashes to desktop when you try start game from menu if microphone is enabled in windows privacy settings. Need to see how X1 version holds up...
6700k@4.5ghz, 16GB, GTX 970@1506mhz
Is it just me or is AAA PC gaming kind of a letdown these days? I mean I've got a brand-new rig, 6600K, 16GB DDR4-3000 and an OC'd GTX 1080, and the only really graphically intensive game that really runs properly (i.e. smooth 60fps) at 1440p high/ultra settings is The Witcher 3.
Deus Ex: stutters
The Crew: stutters
UWP games: stutter
Mirror's Edge Catalyst: stutters
Assassin's Creed Syndicate: yeah OK, but not nearly the level of performance I was expecting
No Man's Sky: let's not even go there.
And now this.
The only AAA game from 2016 that seems to run really well for most people is DOOM.
I know I sound whiny and entitled, but given the money I put into my rig and the games I feel like I'm not at fault for expecting better.
E: still thinking of getting the Ultimate Edition believe it or not, I really need my open-world driving fix.
Just for information: You can get a refund up to 7 days after release due to technical problems according to Microsoft support.
I have been having a nightmare just getting it downloaded..never mind running it... Support says I'm good for a refund up to 7 days after release....
If that helps any..
Is it just me or is AAA PC gaming kind of a letdown these days? I mean I've got a brand-new rig, 6600K, 16GB DDR4-3000 and an OC'd GTX 1080, and the only really graphically intensive game that really runs properly (i.e. smooth 60fps) at 1440p high/ultra settings is The Witcher 3.
Deus Ex: stutters
The Crew: stutters
UWP games: stutter
Mirror's Edge Catalyst: stutters
Assassin's Creed Syndicate: yeah OK, but not nearly the level of performance I was expecting
No Man's Sky: let's not even go there.
And now this.
The only AAA game from 2016 that seems to run really well for most people is DOOM.
I know I sound whiny and entitled, but given the money I put into my rig and the games I feel like I'm not at fault for expecting better.
E: still thinking of getting the Ultimate Edition believe it or not, I really need my open-world driving fix.
Didn't have much time before work this morning, but initially, it appears to run much worse on my AMD RX480 8Gb than F6: Apex does.
Both games are max settings at 1920x1200. Newest AMD drivers installed.
F6:A ~90fps
FH3 ~50fps
I'll try more tweeking after work.
Unlikely to be a driver issue as you'd think they would fix it in the driver released specifically for the game. If all else fails they tend to just set the maximum performance for a game in it's driver profile themselves. It's more likely that the game itself is doing something funky which result in the GPU boost misbehaving.Yes.
This is a driver issue if you need to turn this on. Something is stalling performance, you'll probably see your GPU stuck at a low% of utilization on afterburner.
Ok, in summary
Gears of War Ultimate Edition in Windows Store has stuttering when streaming assets
Forza 6 Apex in Windows Store has framepacing issues and stuttering when streaming assets
Forza Horizon 3 in Windows Store has stuttering when streaming assets
The Windows Store itself has stuttering when downloading games
Great work ms
Anyone else have a ton of pop in? doesn't really matter what I set it to there always seems to be quite a bit, is it just the game itself?
So you'd rather have even lower framerates? He's not saying the game doesn't work.Yep, that's why I'm also getting a ps4 pro. Sure it may not be native 4k but at least it'll always work. Also learned my lesson with SLI
Anyone else's game crash at the playground icon and goes back to desktop on start up? It starts after i restart my PC, I don't get it!?