How does the game run on amd fx 6300? (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)

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area 13.10.22

on my fx-4130 there are, but almost invisible. And so 30-35fps (removed all the grass)

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Ser777 13.10.22

prostokeks
I have my firewood core 2 Quad 9500 perfectly exports the game, I think FX is more than enough, it seems to me that the game is VIDEO CARD DEPENDENT))

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MunchkiN 616 13.10.22

on 6100 40-60 fps plus the video card is to blame

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Vanek2707 13.10.22

prostokeks
Just fine. In this game, the percentage is fully revealed, all 6 cores are used very efficiently. FPS will depend only on the video card.

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Fieldy090 13.10.22

in conjunction with gtx760 good 40-50 fps

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Brannan 13.10.22

My PC:
CPU: AMD Athlon II x4 635 (2.9GHz)
GPU: AMD Radeon R9 270X (2GB GDDR5)
RAM: 6GB DDR3 1333MHz
Video Driver: 14.2 Omega
Game Version 1.3

Results: The

Witcher 3 (High) 38-45 FPS
CPU: 42-51%
RAM 3.69-3.75 GB
GPU: 88-99%
RAM: 947-959 GB The

Witcher 3 (Tall without hair) 38-45 FPS
CPU: 42-51%
RAM 3.69-3.78 GB
GPU: 88 -99%
RAM: 1040-1051 GB

The Witcher 3 (Max) 18-21 FPS
CPU: 42-51%
RAM 3.69-3.75 GB
GPU: 88-99%
RAM: 1245-1248 GB

The Witcher 3 (Max without hair) 29-31 FPS
CPU: 38-45%
RAM 3.69-3.75 GB
GPU: 88-99%
RAM: 1117-1118 GB

The Witcher 3 (Max without hair. Plant rendering distance is high) 37-40 FPS
CPU: 38-45% RAM 3.69-3.75
GB
GPU: 88-99%
RAM: 1157-1161 GB Plant rendering distance is very good at reducing performance. Also, Nvidia's hair simulation is undesirable for Radeon, as it is calculated by the CPU. If the CPU is FX 6300, then, probably, the "hair" should not hit performance hard. Although they are generally useless.

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Kawaiizilla 13.10.22

From 980 to 4100, it pulls under 60 fps, it's not about the processor, but in the video, if it's worse than 770, then it's not very comfortable to play.