AMD confirms first FSR3 games

[Substatic 421]

2 minutes ago, Twinblade said:

 

GTFO  its much worse than that. I was getting sub 20 frames in many games at 2K for extended periods of time. In fact there were a few times during Hogwarts Legacy that I had to restart the game altogether in order for the framerate to return to normal.

Mine never went under 80fps

[JonDnD 2,644]

5 minutes ago, Twinblade said:

 

GTFO  its much worse than that. I was getting sub 20 frames in many games at 2K for extended periods of time. In fact there were a few times during Hogwarts Legacy that I had to restart the game altogether in order for the framerate to return to normal.

Hogwarts IS one of the broken PC ports tho. Requires 32gb ram and 10GB+ Vram for 1440p

Edited August 26, 2023 by JonDnD

[Goukosan 2,258]

15 minutes ago, Substatic said:

 

I consider a 30 fps release on console a bad and fucked up version, and unlike PC there is no week 1 or week 3 fix. They have lower standards and don't make as many of these articles that Alex and PC gamer do - doesn't mean you can hide from it. A lot of games have been releasing like this:

 

Why the return of 30fps console games is inevitable | Eurogamer.net

 

Traversal stutter is not as bad as a constant 30 fps, after trying it out. At least if you're used to 100+.

 

That's your personal preference. 

 

Other people's preference is not having to Tinker with every single game you purchased to get an acceptable performance. 

 

But Alas we weren't talking about personal preference.. We were talking about objectively bad ports. 

Edited August 26, 2023 by Goukosan

[Substatic 421]

3 minutes ago, Goukosan said:

 

 

 

But Alas we weren't talking about personal preference.. We were talking about objectively bad ports. 

 

Yes, they are objectively bad although still better than the console version a lot of the time. And many times they are fixed as well.

 

I think UE is getting more tools to make this less of a problem.