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Devil May Cry 5 PC performance thread
- Thread starter GrrImAFridge
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game is currently running around 80-110fps on my pc. looks awesome
Are there any graphics settings which are not that notable and give a boost in performance when turning down?
also I'm still fiddling a bit with the brightness option. I already had some issues with RE2
Are there any graphics settings which are not that notable and give a boost in performance when turning down?
also I'm still fiddling a bit with the brightness option. I already had some issues with RE2
Any 980ti or 1070 folks playing at 1440p?
I'm hoping I can just max it out on my 980ti and not have to worry about any dips under 60. Paired with an i7 4790.
I'm hoping I can just max it out on my 980ti and not have to worry about any dips under 60. Paired with an i7 4790.
I just downloaded the .exe from Steam. Haven't had a chance to test it, but it was still there as of a few minutes ago.
Game runs flawlessly (Ultra, 120% res scale 1080p) on my 4790k/RTX 2070. I notice the shadow cascade and that the DOF in some cutscenes looking kind of low res, but aside from that really good graphics. I would like to have better options to some effects or AA, but no major complaints.
Capcom themselves release a denuvo free exe??? Hah.
By the time I get home it'll likely be gone :(
By the time I get home it'll likely be gone :(
RE2 crashed when I tried running with Afterburner. Close all FPS-counting software then try again.
That's weird, i used afterburner/rtss with RE2 with no problems since day1.
Just like with any other game. Eliminates tearing while keeping the V-Sync induced latency away.
Is there any risk that i could get in trouble on steam if i do this modification?
Same thing with me and afterburner . Only way it would work with afterburner is if i underclocked and with DMC5 exact same thing.
In the ini there was this resolution thingy that had a weird number (122). I changed that to 60, which makes the game render in a tiny window with huge black borders. It was enough to get me in game to adjust the settings properly.
4k only worked for me in windowed. I get the same tint issue on borderless and fullscreen. There doesn't seem to be any issue below 4k.
Everything looks and run amazing at 4k on my 1080ti.
Quick question. Is there something up with DOF? In some cutscenes stuff that isn't in frame and the focus can end up looking really low res/jaggy. Noticed it in a handful of parts for cutscenes. Most notably when the shot is showing the demon reflected in Dante's eye at the very start if the game.
Quick question. Is there something up with DOF? In some cutscenes stuff that isn't in frame and the focus can end up looking really low res/jaggy. Noticed it in a handful of parts for cutscenes. Most notably when the shot is showing the demon reflected in Dante's eye at the very start if the game.
Sweet Jesus this game is well optimised. Tried it in 4K Ultra and getting about 50 FPS. Way more than I expected for my rig. Looks gorgeous.
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I get basically perfect 60 FPS at 1440p on 970 in gameplay, but in cutscenes it tanks to as low as 30. I tried to disable DOF in the ini file and it indeed helped quite a lot (dips to 40 FPS), but I noticed that DOF wasn't the only thing affected - the cigarette smoke in the Mission 1 intro completely disappeared. It was kinda funny to see Nero waving his hand at clean air. Anyway, be wary that by disabling that option you lose more than just DOF.
Can anyone with a 2700X / 1080 Ti chime in on performance? I have a 1440p G-Sync 144Hz monitor, so just trying to gauge what I could achieve.
open up RTSS and make sure "show on screen display" is set to on. it likes to turn itself off sometimes, in my experience.
I'm playing at 4k with 70% resolution scaling (I'm pretty sure that's higher than 1440p) on a 1070 with max settings and it never drops below 60 FPS.
Perfect, I was hoping that was the case. I could justttt barely not do that in RE2, Had to go to actual 1440p for that.
This engine is a fucking miracle.
Im playing this in 1080p/60fps with minor dips to 50-55fps with everything on high.
My specs:
I3 6100
GTX 1050 2GB
8GB DDR4 2100
What magic is this?
Im playing this in 1080p/60fps with minor dips to 50-55fps with everything on high.
My specs:
I3 6100
GTX 1050 2GB
8GB DDR4 2100
What magic is this?
Not magic really. Just a clever use of performance saving techniques across the board.
For example, screen-space reflections are completely absent during gameplay, instead replaced with cubemaps. All post-processing buffers are lower than native resolution by default even on highest settings. Plus many post-rocessing effects, that are present in cutscenes, are turned off during gameplay.
That saves quite a bit of performance.
Im not complaining at all! It still blows my mind how optimized some games can get. Nobody would need a 2000gtx whatever they are called if every game would be so well optimized.
I get what you mean, but I wish they threw a bit more effort into giving more quality options for those with higher end GPUs.