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I fear how it will run on my GTX 970.
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Quantum Break PC performance thread
- Thread starter GroinShooter
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This.
And the dev was responsible for Max Payne and Alan Wake, the former a PC game through and through and the latter one of the best ports I've played. So dissapointing.
icecold1983
Member
dont know if its just the stream, but the framerate and frame pacing look awful. hitching and judder anytime he pans around.
dmix90
Member
There is no SLI profile for a game. You don't need to disable anything it simply won't use more than one gpu by default.
I deleted the name to not stir a flame war but dear dude who replied to me about UWA a few weeks ago. Do you still believe in "let others have fun" and "small fixes"?
Who in his right mind as a self-conscious consumer has fun with this bad work of a port?
That is not true. You need to disable it because two GPUs can still cause issues.
GhostTrick
Banned
You can thank Microsoft and UWA for that.
Uh maybe let's wait until the game's out in the wild and we have some more impressions before we pull out the forks and torches?
dmix90
Member
You can force it in some games by messing with SLI bits in NVidia Inspector but results are shitty since there is no exclusive fullscreen support. And obviously not a single DX12 game other than Ashes of Singularity supports native DX12 mGPU functionality right now.
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How so? Any examples?
Don't want someone to put a keylogger in the SLI profile m8
SmartWaffles
Member
No true, the driver will still try to utilize both GPUs when running a game that has no SLI profile which could cause serious framing pacing issues.
ThoseDeafMutes
Member
Lines up with the info some Australian person posted in the other thread.
GHG
Gold Member
Lol it's a sad situation.
The fact is, we've been talking about this for months so people with SLI shouldn't be surprised that it doesn't work.
Experience with multiGPU setups. First thing I always tried was disabling crossfire when I had issues.
You know things a PC gamer tries.
ATOMICJORGE
Member
Me too
It runs exactly the same. And SLI has no problem by itself with UWP, the only problem is that DirectX 12 games needs to have explicit SLI/CrossFire support instead of relying on drivers like they used to, and developers are totally dropping the ball when it comes to mGPU support in DirectX 12. That includes Rise of the Tomb Raider on Steam.
dmix90
Member
Well in my experience i had no issues with that on SLI. If there is no profile for a game then second gpu calmly sits at 0% usage while the main one takes everything it can get. I had issues with very old games though, when for some reason their profiles are fucked and they try to use AFR or SFR( and you could see that in NVCP ), in that case i had to manually prevent that.
Self_Destructive
Member
Well, you're wrong lol.
I might be wrong but I can't help but feel that this PC port was not in development for long. I realize XO shares a lot with the PC in terms of hardware and the whole point of UWP and Dx12 is to facilitate easier porting...but I'm sure it still requires a lot of extra work. Remedy has always been very competent on PC. There has to be a reason for this.
Yeah but he was using a 4 year old AMD CPU.
Yeah this is why I'm wondering what's going on.
This is really disappointing.
No PC pre-load a good thing, right gais?
I held off on pre-ordering for that very reason. Seems like the waiting time was worth it.
A really sorry state of affairs - I'm keen to play Remedy's new game. It looks like it will be a lot better than Alan Wake (for me, at least).
This is the vibe I get. It was announced at the 11th hour, and Sam Lake said the other day that he was 'pushing' for it a lot, which suggests MS only conceded at a late stage.
No PC pre-load a good thing, right gais?
I held off on pre-ordering for that very reason. Seems like the waiting time was worth it.
A really sorry state of affairs - I'm keen to play Remedy's new game. It looks like it will be a lot better than Alan Wake (for me, at least).
This is the vibe I get. It was announced at the 11th hour, and Sam Lake said the other day that he was 'pushing' for it a lot, which suggests MS only conceded at a late stage.
KainXVIII
Member
Shitty MS politics?
A solid technical explanation, yeah.
That's "partially" reassuring, but the porting is looking bad anyway. Hopefully remedy will fix this because i really, really want to play it. It's one of my most anticipated 2016 games.
Oh the irony...
Is the AA solution better on PC? Any screenshots?
KainXVIII
Member
Game is not even out yet, so we can only speculate, but MS reputation to pc gamers is well known.
Maybe Remedy just wants to save us all from UWP hell by deliberately sabotaging WinStore version of their game?
Especially if they have a set exclusivity period and can release the game on Steam afterwards...
Having SLI and Tri-SLI for years, I agree with him. Only found one game where disabling SLI in control panel improves performance over disabling it in the profile.
justsomeguy
Member
On a weak amd cpu.
Well, one is enough, isn't it?
Pretty much any recent AAA multiplats. Even in the absence of SLI profiles conventional wisdom says disable one of your card in order to minimize the chances of crashes or other issues.
I think it was an anomaly caused by some hardcoded fixes/workarounds in the driver/game not something worth trying for each game with problems.
It was Wolfenstein, and I think the game detects your multigpu setup to disable CUDA transcoding even when you have the game profile in singlegpu setup. That's because the game can't see the profile from nvidia.
Self_Destructive
Member
And yet in the world of PC gaming some people never have problems with anything while others always have problems with everything...
It's about removing any potential variables from the equation. There's lots of instances where people claim that disabling SLI improved their performance on games that didn't support the feature.
In the world of DX12, and UMAs.. and the birthing pains that come with them... perhaps disabling SLI may resolve the problem? Is that much of a stretch?
Hell.. even Ashes of the Singularity's developers recommend disabling SLI/crossfire in the control panel to run in their mGPU mode...
holygeesus
Banned
Amusingly, if they had bothered to release the game at midnight, before early word on performance issues had surfaced, they would have had my money already. This enforced wait, that means a lot of people here in the UK won't be able to have the bloody thing even downloaded fully on the day of release, means I've lost all enthusiasm for it, so I think I'll give it a miss.
Yeah, maybe disconnecting your USB mouse and keyboard could improve the performance because in Mini Ninjas that worked, right?
I mean, you have to see the difference in a workaround that make sense and another that don't.
Get_craycray
Banned
https://twitter.com/SamuelWRoberts/status/717290028959969280@SamuelWRoberts said:
And I bet you can find examples for that too. Don't act liek that, come on.
Caayn
Member
NV drivers have been shitty for a while now. Driver crashes each time I get a pop-up in an UWP game. Making it unplayable.
NV really needs to step up their game.