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Apologies for bumping an ancient thread, but I'm wondering if anyone has played this on modern AMD hardware and Windows 10 (Creator's Update) and has advice on how to get it to run decently?
I've been doing some searching and have got it to a point where I can run it at around 40 ~ 55 FPS with a lot of the settings turned down at 2560x1440, but this level of performance is insanely low considering the hardware I'm running on.
Ryzen 1700x at 3.9 Ghz
32GB DDR4 3000 Mhz RAM
RX Vega 64 8GB GPU (roughly equivalent to Nvidia's GTX 1080)
Windows 10 Creator's Update
I've already done stuff like renaming the exe file and running it from there and even using Flawless Widescreen to get the game to go full screen outside of my monitor's native resolution, but I can't seem to find any grand solution that gets this game to run how it should.
I played Wolfenstein: The New Order on an i5 2500k with a Radeon 7970 way back when it came out and I remember getting 60fps with mostly max settings at 1080p, so it's kind of insane that this game's performance is so awful. Does it have something to do with Windows 10?
I've been doing some searching and have got it to a point where I can run it at around 40 ~ 55 FPS with a lot of the settings turned down at 2560x1440, but this level of performance is insanely low considering the hardware I'm running on.
Ryzen 1700x at 3.9 Ghz
32GB DDR4 3000 Mhz RAM
RX Vega 64 8GB GPU (roughly equivalent to Nvidia's GTX 1080)
Windows 10 Creator's Update
I've already done stuff like renaming the exe file and running it from there and even using Flawless Widescreen to get the game to go full screen outside of my monitor's native resolution, but I can't seem to find any grand solution that gets this game to run how it should.
I played Wolfenstein: The New Order on an i5 2500k with a Radeon 7970 way back when it came out and I remember getting 60fps with mostly max settings at 1080p, so it's kind of insane that this game's performance is so awful. Does it have something to do with Windows 10?