8 fps with i3-8350K and GTX 1070 ti @ 1440p (max settings)
chevalier
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As per title. I maxed out the settings in the game's menu without tinkering on the driver side. Nothing too fancy there.
I noticed something was wrong, as the game felt far less than smooth, so I turned the fps count on. But 7.8 fps exceeded my wildest imaginations.
This seems rather unrealistic to me because I had a 50-ish fps count in Witcher 3 (sometimes 45, often 55 or even 60) with almost all ultra, even hairworks enabled at x4.
A much older GPU and CPU should be able to maintain 60 here.
What may have gone wrong?
All drivers are installed and up to date. This is a fresh Windows install.
I noticed something was wrong, as the game felt far less than smooth, so I turned the fps count on. But 7.8 fps exceeded my wildest imaginations.
This seems rather unrealistic to me because I had a 50-ish fps count in Witcher 3 (sometimes 45, often 55 or even 60) with almost all ultra, even hairworks enabled at x4.
A much older GPU and CPU should be able to maintain 60 here.
What may have gone wrong?
All drivers are installed and up to date. This is a fresh Windows install.
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under Advanced Video Options:
VSync,
then under Advanced Frame buffer effects:
Ambient Occlusion,
Depth of Field.
On my system (which is not as high-end as yours) that made a huge difference in FPS with everything else on max.