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Nioh: Complete Edition PC performance thread
- Thread starter GrrImAFridge
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do you turn on AO/camera motion blur/dynamic reflections or leave them off?
No, i leave them on. Some dips from 60 fps here and there, but nothing critical.
Exactly. Also prologue is slightly more demanding than next levels, as i heard. At least on beach level even with max shadows settings i can achieve 60 fps (but i don't bother, its hardly noticeable)
In the starting area, I'm getting like 55-60 fps at 4K with a 1080ti and i7 5820 @ 4.3 Ghz with medium shadows. I wish I could get that last bit of performance to get a solid 60 fps.
Played most of the first region yesterday on a 1080ti @ 1440p.
There were some strange issues where the game would perform in the 20 fps range randomly, but tabbing out and in cleared that up most of the time, and swapping back and forth between fullscreen and borderless windowed also did the trick. 60fps steady except I am noticing the drops that occur when moving between new areas. Everything maxed out except Motion Blur.
There were some strange issues where the game would perform in the 20 fps range randomly, but tabbing out and in cleared that up most of the time, and swapping back and forth between fullscreen and borderless windowed also did the trick. 60fps steady except I am noticing the drops that occur when moving between new areas. Everything maxed out except Motion Blur.
Even in the very beginning?
I have a 6700k + 1080 both o/c and while it's 60 most of the time it can definitely go below when things get busy (@1440p all settings maxed)
Similar to that for example:
https://youtu.be/LKheLYR3MQQ?t=402
Edit: looking at the bench dgrdsv posted drops are to be expected on anything short of a 1080 Ti at the beginning of the game @1440p max
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Not that I don't agree that the game should have mouse support - I do - but....why? If you have a controller that's the better way to play this game anyway.
Anyone have any luck getting ReShade to work with Nioh? I was hoping to add some postprocess AA, but the game game crashes after the initial loading screen when it tries to play the logo videos.
Should be okay. I can do 1440p at almost stable 60 on 1070 (I'm on weaker CPU, i5 6500). Probably a few frame drops in certain areas, but so far nothing too significant.
Only Reshade 1.1 works for me, some people reported Reshade 3 could work if you rename dxgi.dll to d3d11.dll (I haven't tried this method, though)
Haven't tested it myself, but there's an aspect ratio patcher for Nioh over at WSGF forum http://www.wsgf.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=32376&p=170913
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Is there a way to remove the 30 fps cap in cuteness? They're in engine and gameplay is 60 fps for me 90 percent of the time.
I just compressed Nioh and it runs like before, no unusual fps reduction (maybe a liiitle longer loading screens, but i play from hdd)
Did it as well, performs exactly like it did bevore same for a few other games i tried (~500gb).
I went ahead and had control panel up the filtering to 16x. I wonder what Nioh natively filters textures at.
Yo. Now we're talking. (Pics taken from thread, using the aspect ratio patcher:)
Now to wait for some hud fix (a hudless toggle would also be nice).
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I totally agree. When the world map theme started up, I got pretty hype.
Another little Shadow Quality comparison between high and medium, showing that shadows under distant enemies can be removed entirely on the medium setting.
Also, the Nvidia driver FXAA does a decent job cleaning up the edges if you don't want to bother with Reshade.
Also, the Nvidia driver FXAA does a decent job cleaning up the edges if you don't want to bother with Reshade.
Game does just fine outside of having shadows on High. I wish the game didn't have a 60FPS cap. I'd bump the resolution down to 1440p to get some higher framerates.
Want to report my experience with the game
My settings
Resolution: 1920x1080
Rendering: High
Shadows: Medium
FPS: 60
Display: Fullscreen
Ambient Oclusion: On
Motion Blur: Off
Dynamic Reflections: On
My Specs
CPU: i7-4790 3.6Ghz
GPU: Radeon 280X 3GB
RAM: 16GB
Consistent performance at 1080@60fps with caveat. That caveat is no weather effect or my FPS usually down to 40-45. I can actually play with high quality shadow, but there's consistent fps drop once there are a lots of thing shown on screen. This is not the best, but certainly the better port from KT.
My settings
Resolution: 1920x1080
Rendering: High
Shadows: Medium
FPS: 60
Display: Fullscreen
Ambient Oclusion: On
Motion Blur: Off
Dynamic Reflections: On
My Specs
CPU: i7-4790 3.6Ghz
GPU: Radeon 280X 3GB
RAM: 16GB
Consistent performance at 1080@60fps with caveat. That caveat is no weather effect or my FPS usually down to 40-45. I can actually play with high quality shadow, but there's consistent fps drop once there are a lots of thing shown on screen. This is not the best, but certainly the better port from KT.
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Is that FOV right? It looks a bit off, but maybe I'm just not used to seeing pics this wide.Yo. Now we're talking. (Pics taken from thread, using the aspect ratio patcher:)
Now to wait for some hud fix (a hudless toggle would also be nice).
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I have everything on the highest setting, and its smooth about 90% of the time. Theres this part in the first proper mission, near a house with the gates requiring a key, and for some reason, I do get frame hiccups there, but everywhere else, runs smoothly
BTW, is there an OT for Nioh PC?
There's an OT for the game in hangouts, but not for PC specifically.
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I understand expecting m/k support for a PC version of a game out of principle, regardless of what the intended input device is, but you actually wanted to play it like that?
Should have mentioned that's a wider aspect ratio than 21:9 in that particular screenshot they provided. The patch adjusts the aspect ratio (to whatever you input) which changes the FoV along with it.
Thanks guys. Been having tons of fun with this game. I think I spent about 3-4 hours in the first twilight mission. I went in as level 8 I believe, so I struggled quite a bit, but I did get a bit better. Using the chain with a spike weapon, forgot its name, still only using the high stance :o.