Is there any chance to run the game on gtx 980? (Dying Light 2: Stay Human)
Friends, maybe someone tried it...I'll say right away that I don't mind spending 2.5k for a normal game, it's only a matter of hardware.
Yes, I haven't updated hardware for a long time. I screwed up cheap prices, and now it's a pity to pay 250k for a normal video.
The question is, can anyone come across, is it possible to run the game on gtx 980? Proc Core i7-4790K, 16gb RAM.
I know that gf 1050 is in the minimum salary, but there, in theory, the difference is not big, because. 1050 - slag bottom (no offense, owners). Interested in at least the minimum-average graphics settings in 1920x1080. At the worst end - 720r
And once this card was top, in due time. I have absolutely the same computer as the author, only it costs GTX970, I took it because up to 980 4K rubles were not enough, despite the fact that I borrowed 15K + my money for 970. Then he gave a year for her.
opachki_373
Thank you! I did not get to the bottom of this vidos in search. It is necessary to take - at high keeps 31fps stably.
Podvipodvertov
Yes, I assembled a car 7 years ago - it was top. And interestingly, until the last year (AC: Valgalla) everything went on ultras.
Shadow963
I checked on the gtx 970, in short, I set almost everything to the maximum except for the quality of the fog and reflections, I set them to low, the rest of the settings do not affect fps at all, in short, with these settings at a resolution of 1600 by 900, I got about 50-60 fps! and by the way put dx12 and turn on asynchronous calculations so the game works better.
Shadow963
you will have higher, since the percentage is more cheerful, and this i5, even according to the schedule, can not load the card.
but at 30 fps in this game it's not very comfortable to play as for me.
in any case, if you turn on FSR, then yes - there will be soap, but the FPS will become more cheerful.
Shadow963
Try to use NIS (Nvidia Image Scaling), should help to achieve acceptable frame rate and picture quality.
Maybe this information will help someone decide whether to buy ?! Compare with your configuration. Palit GeForce GTX 770 graphics card used.
My configuration (taken with AIDA64):
QuadCore Intel Core i7-4790, 3800 MHz
Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 3 (PCI-Express 3.0 x16)
System memory 32 GB (DDR3-1600)
Palit GeForce GTX 770 (2 GB)
Data taken while playing
- release date: 2013
- bus type: PCI Express 3.0 x8 (x16 card does not support)
- GPU frequency: 1045 MHz;
- GDDR5 memory frequency (Samsung): 6008 MHz
- Volume shaders: 5.0
- DirectX 11.0
- Bandwidth: 140.8 Gb/s
- Memory bus width: 192 bits
- maximum consumption: 196 W
- video core temperature: 54 degrees on the open surface (fans work a little)
Note: Preventive maintenance was carried out before the game. Full disassembly of the video card, replacement of thermal paste with MX-4 [8.5 W/mK], thermal pads in good condition - never changed, dust cleaned.
Loading level: 30-60 seconds from a Seagate ST320005 42AS SCSI drive (2 TB, 5900 rpm, SATA-2)
Frame rate in open areas 24-30 at 1920x1080, but in the settings, regarding graphics, everything is disabled and at minimum - scaling mode: FSR, performance. I have a frame rate limit of 30. I don’t feel any discomfort, the system response is normal. There are no brakes in the premises, fights without jerks.
PS: Don't expect cool graphics with these settings. A budget option.
Friends! Thanks to everyone who responded and helped!
Started up, no lag. Settings 1920x1080, high and medium. Medium: shadows, reflection, lighting, fog (does not visually affect the picture). Disabled motion blur (in principle annoying). The rest is high. Worth DX12, Asynchronous calculations are disabled. For all the time, once the camera freezes for a split second at the very beginning (immediately after the introductory video). I haven't measured the FPS yet, but it feels like it's over 40. If anyone is interested, I'll run tests later.
Thanks again to those who responded!
PS Mr_Dude090 Tried to use it in other games. It seems to me that manual tuning is more optimal.