Just played through the whole demo with FRAPS and it never missed a beat. Always 59-60 even when things get crazy. During cutscenes there are minor drops that happen (you'll see it go to 40 then back to 60 within a second), but other than that, it's smooth.Kabuki Waq said:you have a 5870 too correct? I get 59.9 on the benchmark but during most of the indoor shoot outs it goes down to 45 ish also when things explode with lots of flames indoor it goes down to 30fps for a minute.
The minor hitches seem to be more related to the gamepad. With the mouse, panning looks totally smooth while it feels a touch jerkier with the 360 pad. Very odd.
You should definitely use D3D Overrider or else you'll see larger hits, I think.
Which isn't really a good thing, if you ask me, as Mafia always had its own feel. That's not to say this doesn't, of course, but I'm hoping the missions go off in the same direction as the first game. One of the biggest problems with GTA is how they limit most missions to the immediate game world. Mafia had unique locales and maps for each mission that would have worked as a stand alone action adventure if stitched together. I hope Mafia II doesn't stray too far. The demo mission seems to maintain that, but we'll see.Gives me a GTA vibe that GTA4 didn't really do.
I want stuff like the awesome farm mission (in the pouring rain during a storm) or the mansion raid.