Optimization (Kingdom Come: Deliverance)
Guys what kind of optimization in the game?
in the game 30-50 fps, quite playable. but there is one thing, they just pulled up the periodic freezes of the game for a few seconds. who had it? is there a way to fix this somehow?
I don’t understand why they complain about optimization - it’s not the worst, given the picture and scale. Game of 2018. This is not a rail corridor shooter, but an RPG.
Without vsync
30-60 on Ultra in fhd - 4790k + 1070 - 16 GB of RAM - game on ssd - tolerable, you can wait for patches. At high levels, the game is 55 - 90+ stable without failures, very comfortable with a good picture. Why do you need to "love" your brain when you can play nice.
A couple of patches will be released, the FPS will definitely get very boosted, it will be possible to turn on the ultra - there are moments where you can add decently, fix GPU utilization and lighting and rendering bugs. Fix memory leaks and improve data caching. Everything in the complex will raise the FPS well. Cryengin is flexible in this regard.
Stupidity to underestimate the game due to the fact that "Vasya" on the "bucket" the game does not go to the ultras - and this hits the Chsv.
Vladimir545
Did you even read the comments or just decided to stand out with your vyser?
Lion_47 wrote:
Did you even read the comments or just decided to stand out with your vyser?
Why did they write to me?
Does it burn? can't you play? -lower the settings, I don’t see the point in screaming about optimization.
On medium or high, the game goes well - yes, even on middle configurations. I don't take crooked hands, overclocking or Os assembly into account.
Such an ambitious project with a limited budget - cannot be ideal - and if you do not understand this, like your "forum brothers" in terms of intelligence. Only your difficulties.
The game has a lot of ways to increase fps, from increasing the cache, to engine settings through the console - you can achieve a good boost without much damage to the picture. The developers had a deadline, they simply did not carry out this work. Everything will be fixed with patches.
And about the freezes, and not stable work. The engine is very sensitive to changes in settings on the fly .- and various configurations - overclocking and a set of software.
There are problems, but they do not interfere with playing and enjoying the game, who has their hands and head in place, who doesn’t need to read the docks to the engine or inspect the state of their PC)).
7fps
As written above (Spli), set in launch parameters depending on the RAM:
4 GB: -heapsize 524288
6 GB: -heapsize 786432
12 GB: -heapsize 1572864
24 GB: -heapsize 3145728
32 GB: -heapsize 4194304
I did an additional test at 1360x768, shifting the load to the CPU and adding more settings, almost always about 60fps, without any friezes. Conclusion: there are no problems with optimization. If the processor is
normal and the video card is rx 570/580, then in full hd you can safely play at high settings with stable 60fps.
Spoiler
Who cares I
installed patch 1.2.2, created a file user.cfg in the folder with the game and entered the following
wh_pl_showfirecursor=1
r_motionblur 0
r_vsync 0
added to the label -heapsize 1048576
Resolution 1680x1050
In the game I unscrewed all the settings to ultra + special image quality, got stable 60 fps (GPU loads by 60-90% / percent by 50%) conf in profile
gennaz
I don't have full hd monica
But I will say this, in overclocking the card to 2.1 GHz and 9 GHz of memory
And in CPU up to 3.6 CPU usage
was 45-50%
Cards 75%
FPS most often 75 fps (hertz monica) but sometimes 55
Pips_aut is great
, the gtx1080 couldn't cope without these actions. good thing you googled it.
Lech Sokolov
, I wrote to the author, whose post helped. take and raise the slider 2 cm higher.
Yesterday I recorded a test video with monitoring of how the game is running in almost 4k resolution on ultra settings:
PS: for some reason, YouTube for some reason processed the video only up to 1080p. Previously, there was no such hat, the video was added in the resolution in which it was uploaded.