The game's limiter is garbage. You need to set it above your target and then go grab software that competently limits framerate.
Good to know if I can ever find a graphics card (and afford) I won't need to update my whole rig right away.
Interesting thanks will have to do thisThe game's limiter is garbage. You need to set it above your target and then go grab software that competently limits framerate.
That is the quality frame pacing you can expect if the game enforces a 60 FPS limit. Setting the game's limit to 120 and then limiting with Special K produces a flat 60 FPS, 1% low = 60 FPS, 0.1% low = 60 FPS.
Sometimes in-game frame limiters have less input lag than with RTSS depends on game I guess
It benefits from being pure crap in optimizing the port for PC h/w.
Damn, seems like a 6900 XT is wrecking the game at 4k.
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I wonder if the game benefits from SAM? If so Nvidia needs to hurry up with their resizable BAR support.
Imagine Diablo but a Souls like; this is Nioh. If you go in expecting Dark Souls you're gonna be disappointed, but if you go in expecting to get some sublime(and better than) Souls combat while having that same loop of a loot based fighter like a Diablo you'll be in hog heaven.
I think its perfectly fine to jump in here, you're gonna have quite a bit of ctacthing up to do to get a grip of all the mechanics but you'll get it eventually. Also Nioh 2 seems to have a better difficulty curve from what people are saying, Nioh 1 was brutal right out the gate.
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I have a 3090 and with effects on low it averages about 80 with dips to 65. With effects on high I was getting dips to low 40s from an average about 74. This is at a 4k resolution.
That is 100% not the case.
For me HDR did fix it. I had the exact same problem on my PC monitor before I enabled HDR in Windows which made it detectable in game. I could barely see anything at all and would have stopped playing because of it.
I knew it! The game handles it perfectly fine and the devs are just incompetent.For folks using a non-standard aspect ratio (i.e. above 21:9 ultrawide) someone's piggy-backed off of the resolution patcher for the first PC port and made it compatible with Nioh 2, which you can find here.
Well, technically, this game has fixed time. It only supports 120/60/30 FPS. There's some code to try and compensate for reduction of framerate, it doesn't work well.
Yes. This is a common problem among Japanese console games. They time everything assuming each frame is precisely a fixed amount of time. It's why arbitrary framerate support is rare and you have 1 or 2 choices of framerate limit.
Both of those limiters stutter.
If you're using RTSS with the intention of making things smooth, you'll probably want the recent Beta release. It has a new front-edge mode that offers framerate consistency instead of just attempting to reduce latency (default mode).
As an example:
Async is RTSS's default mode, it's anything but smooth.
Damn, didn't know RTSS was so poor in that regard.Both of those limiters stutter.
If you're using RTSS with the intention of making things smooth, you'll probably want the recent Beta release. It has a new front-edge mode that offers framerate consistency instead of just attempting to reduce latency (default mode).
As an example:
Async is RTSS's default mode, it's anything but smooth.
