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Control PC performance thread
- Thread starter GrrImAFridge
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Hah, definitely a different build, then. Weird to have bugs in the final/release version that weren't present in the review/pre-release one.
Here's hoping for a quick fix.
Not my experience, you basically get free headshots when hip firing. If anything it's too good.
it's not supposed to be the pre-release build though! i got the day one patch and it had all the same features as the day one patch. it's supposed to be the up to date build. odd
I can confirm that there's something weird going on with the aim assist in this game. I think reticule slow down is working, but there is no assist in the way of bullet magnetism, snap to target, or reticule stickiness.
While this isn't an enemy, you can see how the reticule works and how it should be coloured in the first image but it isn't and if it was en enemy it'd register as a miss.
Move slightly and it turns colour.
While this isn't an enemy, you can see how the reticule works and how it should be coloured in the first image but it isn't and if it was en enemy it'd register as a miss.
Move slightly and it turns colour.
I reviewed the game in 1080p on a Ryzen 7 1700 and an RTX 2060 - Got a chunky 25-30fps with everything maxed out (including RTX) until the day 1 patch, at which point it jumped up to an average of around 40fps. Crazy optimisation went into that last patch!
Only major issue I had was with textures refusing to load in, but switching out to a different quality immediately sorted it.
DLSS worked well on everything apart from the grids in security windows, which looked *VERY* strange and cross-hatched. Ran at a near locked 60 though when that was enabled with everything else still maxed.
Only major issue I had was with textures refusing to load in, but switching out to a different quality immediately sorted it.
DLSS worked well on everything apart from the grids in security windows, which looked *VERY* strange and cross-hatched. Ran at a near locked 60 though when that was enabled with everything else still maxed.
Looks like my specs are in the clear but just probably need to set some settings to low for high frame rate.
My setup: 7700K, 1080ti, 16GB of RAM and the game is installed on a SSD. Playing on a 1440p 144hz G-Sync monitor.
Playing on DX11, everything maxed except textures on high, it seems to average around the mid 60s in the first 30 mins of the game. For kicks I restarted it on DX12 and turned on just ray traced reflections. I think one frame loaded then the game froze and crashed out to the desk top. I never thought my $800 1080ti would already be past it's limits that much in less than two years.
Playing on DX11, everything maxed except textures on high, it seems to average around the mid 60s in the first 30 mins of the game. For kicks I restarted it on DX12 and turned on just ray traced reflections. I think one frame loaded then the game froze and crashed out to the desk top. I never thought my $800 1080ti would already be past it's limits that much in less than two years.
I think it's the driver. If you have the latest driver it'll crash on GTX with Raytracing on. I rolled back to the previous driver and I can turn the effects on with 1080. Obviously the performance takes a huge hit, but it's cool to see what each thing does. The reflections seem to be the most demanding effect.
Ryzen 1600X,RTX2060,16gb, install on M. 2. Ssd. 2560x1080 21:9.
DX12 Dlss on so 760x940
Raytace bits on max
Other graphics mixed between medium and max seeing 50-60fps but with the odd stutter mixed in. Running Afterburner shows pretty low cpu and ram usage with gpu around 75%
DX12 Dlss on so 760x940
Raytace bits on max
Other graphics mixed between medium and max seeing 50-60fps but with the odd stutter mixed in. Running Afterburner shows pretty low cpu and ram usage with gpu around 75%
Ah okay, I did install the latest driver before playing the game the first time. I left all the settings where they were but just assumed it was too much load with the RTX reflections. I may try rolling back just to see what some of it looks like.
I get it randomly, actually mostly outside of cutscenes and just traversing. Are you running dx12 also?
Last night, about 4 hours in - I just said "fuck it" and set the render resolution to 720p (while still outputting at 4k). In all honesty, it looks great to me and I can leave every single setting on high and never dip below 60fps. This is on a 6600k/1080ti.
A lot of people having this and saying DX11 makes it much better, but apparently loading times are longer. Shouldn't be an issue with an SSD, though (the DX11 loading times, not the stutter).
I don't hate 30 FPS, I'd just rather wait for a better version cause I have so many other games to play so I feel like I can wait it out. I might get it if there's a good deal down the line tho.
How much can overclocking the 970 do for the FPS? I only ever used it for The Witcher 3 but I remember it showed pretty solid improvements
You can't, unfortunately. Didn't know you were playing with RT. Hopefully they'll patch it quickly. Someone mentioned The Division (?) had similar issues when using DX12, but it was patched.
RTX 2070 at 1440P is mostly 60 fps without RT if I drop god rays to medium. 20601440P 60 fps with RT would be out of the question, I guess.
Guess I should try this. You need GeForce experience right? I didn't want to install that honestly.
I'm playing on a pad and having no issues with the way it handles aiming. There's definitely some stickiness to aiming at an enemy, and I haven't had trouble shooting what I want to shoot.
Yeah, on a i54690k and GTX980 I still have to keep most things on low and off, even at 720p, and it looks blurry as fuck, and outputting at 4k even with render set lower tanks the framerate somehow. On my rig, the options are basically everything off, lowest settings, 900p/60fps, or turn the settings up to med-high and lock to 30fps.
2600x + 2070S+16gb RAM here. Running on my 4k TV at 960p>1440p using DLSS. Everything Maxed except SSAO set to medium. Looks great and I'm getting a solid 60fps (vsynced to TV) everywhere except crazier fire-fights. I also tried 1080p plus the Sharpening filter with similar results. Not really sure which looked better, hard to tell without being able to run them side-by-side.
Yup I get this, from pretty solid 60fps to all of a sudden 40-30 for split second, like you said feels like loading and happens at random.
2080ti/2700x
Most easily reach 980 clocks and more so there is a bit of headroom but that will not get you to 60 fps on high/1080p either, i managed mostly 50 with the most demanding settings on medium (and the visual difference is almost unnoticeable) though which is quite playable especially if your screen has a 50 hz mode.
Thanks for that info I had it on native 1440p and the 40fps just didn't feel smooth at all even with a gsync montior (maybe I'm doing something wrong?)
I switched the internal to 1080p and the fps jumped up to 60-70s with little visual impact. I am going to try and figure out what I have wrong for gsync. I had in game vsync on but I read I should turn it off and turn it on in the Nvidia control panel.
Yeah in some areas it looks fine but in others its really bad.
It looks like the SSAO that Kiwami 2 used.
DLSS makes it way more pronounced so that doesn't help.
Overall I got used to it and still think the image looks better with it on.
i9-9900K / 2070S / 16GB ram here, the game runs somewhere between 45-60fps on maximum settings at 1440p.
There's definitely a grainy effect brought on by something other than the film grain option, you can see it the most on the protagonist's neck, where shadows and light rays seem to be waging an eternal war for dominance.
There's definitely a grainy effect brought on by something other than the film grain option, you can see it the most on the protagonist's neck, where shadows and light rays seem to be waging an eternal war for dominance.
I made a vídeo with my RIG: 3600X and 2070 Super, installed on a 970 EVO plus M.2
Performance could be better tbh....
RT on high makes the game drop around 25fps lol
With DLSS you get a huge fps boost. DLSS + RT is the way to go with Control imho
Performance could be better tbh....
RT on high makes the game drop around 25fps lol
With DLSS you get a huge fps boost. DLSS + RT is the way to go with Control imho
Hopefully it is not as noticeable latter in the game. If it is, I see no reason to turn that rtx effect on, especially given the performance hit.
Switched to DX11 since people keep saying the stuttering isn't as bad there, but this version forces double buffering when using VSYNC no matter what. I've tried both in game and driver vsync.
Any ideas on how to solve this?
Gonna try fastsync and disabling full screen optimizations.
Any ideas on how to solve this?
Gonna try fastsync and disabling full screen optimizations.
the very first area you are in the cement walls, esp the short ones, are the worst I have seen it. and yeah when I started they made me turn it off, but then as I got in further I turned it back on and have only seen that "overlay/filter"-like effect a few times. it adds a lot of depth to the IQ though
Borderless should get rid of tearing with vsync off, if that's ok for you. Then you can use something like RTSS to cap the framerate so it doesn't max out the GPU when it's not needed.
I tried with the same SLI bits for my Titan RTX gpu's and nada! Really sucks as second GPU would really help running this game with all RT effects on at 4k with close to 50-60 FPS.
Hopefully Remedy comes out with a patch, but i wouldn't hold my breath.
Has anyone managed to get a 1440p native 60 fps lock in the 2080 ti with most of the rtx effects on? I would absolutely sacrifice indirect diffuse lightning and volum lights to medium for better IQ if it is possible. And maybe one more effect that provides little in terms of eye candy. Otherwise it looks like 1080p DLSS is basically the only choice for 2080 ti owners that want most of the rtx enabled.
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You can get over 60fps at 1440p by disabling ind. diffuse lighting with a 2080 Ti, but I suspect you'll still have dips under 60fps (I did but with DLSS enabled).