-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice PC performance thread
- Thread starter GrrImAFridge
- Start date
echoing this, I'm curious to know if it's a good implementation
Runs ok but 60 fps cap is rather annoying on a 144hz screen. Also the mouse has this weird janky control like the old Monster Hunter World control style and that introduces some weird camera stutters. Frametimes are overall really good just loading in assets is an issue as you can see in the jumps in cutscenes.
To follow up on the camera stutter issues, I think it might have to do with the game treating the right stick as mouse movement if you have the Steam Input "Xbox Configuration Support" option active in the Steam Big Picture controller settings. It's why the mouse cursor kept appearing too.
So I just found out that the GMG keys are region locked. That certainly sucks. Guess I'll have to wait another 20 hours then. I didn't even think that would be an issue. Oh well.
Whats that line called that runs through the game when jumping? Anti Alias?
I tried to disable everything but it still shows up. Is it because I'm running a 120hz monitor?
Do I have to put it on 60hz?
I tried to disable everything but it still shows up. Is it because I'm running a 120hz monitor?
Do I have to put it on 60hz?
Bit off topic but do you ever experience a bottleneck with your CPU? I got the same at 4.6GHz and I was always skeptical upgrading from a 970 without doing the CPU too in case of a bottleneck.
At what resolution do you want to play? If you seek 4K then you are much more likely to hit GPU bottleneck first rather than CPU bottleneck. With a 3770k, I never hit cpu bottleneck when playing at 4k except for some specific moments in Vermintide II.
Ah ok. I'll try that.
It's weird to see, no other game has done that (with all frames between 30 and 120)
What do you think I'm looking at fps wise with these specs. Both at 1440p for my monitor and 4k on my TV.
I7-8700k @5.0
1080ti
16gb ram
I7-8700k @5.0
1080ti
16gb ram
Haven't really encountered any CPU bottlenecks in games as of yet, but I am planning to upgrade CPU this year regardless. Division 2 is the only one where I've seen some performance hitches but I don't think it's due to CPU.
No problems at either i'm predicting. I can run at 1440p 60fps with a laptop cpu and 1070 that's in a external enclosure. You should not be worried at all.
Just what I needed to hear (I have a 970 and a 3570k), should sway me to PC instead of my PS4 Pro.
hmmm, since this is capped at 60 i'm wondering if I should just try to use my LG C8 instead of my 1440p monitor, but I just have a 1080 and i'm not sure if that will do 4k/60.
Anyone else have a gtx 1080 who was tried running it at 4k? if not, i'll just play on my monitor but i'd rather play on my TV since my partner wanted to watch me play...
Anyone else have a gtx 1080 who was tried running it at 4k? if not, i'll just play on my monitor but i'd rather play on my TV since my partner wanted to watch me play...
Is steam really going to unlock in 20 hours time? Or will they do the sensible thing and unlock at midnight UK?
Is steam really going to unlock in 20 hours time? Or will they do the sensible thing and unlock at midnight UK?
Can AMD users report how the game's working for them? I can run DS 3 locked 60/1080p on my i5-7500/R9 380, but I'm getting constant drops in this, especially during grappling.
Still didn't start playing myself, but going from reports in this thread, 1080p 60fps max settings is a lock. 1440p is very likely too, if the game doesn't get too demanding in later areas.
Going by how DS3 played on my 1080, I would think 4k60 @high/mid should be doable. Would love to see confirmation on this though.
I was thinking about going console on this since I want to play on my TV, but after seeing how rough it is on the consoles I guess I gotta go PC. What a pain to lug my big ass case down the stairs though. I've got a home theater PC but that's only got an old 2500k and a 950 in it.
This is my biggest fucking gaming pet peeve ever :(
Hopefully someone will mod them in.
i'm buying the game on PC tonight, regardless. If someone else doesn't respond before then, I'll test it out on my TV and let you know if 4k/60 is doable on the 1080. Was just hoping someone else had tried it already before I drag my PC across my house.
I'm going to try and buy it and unlock via VPN when I get home from work in like 2 hours. If all goes well I'll let you know how it goes. I'll probably just test by super sampling 4k down to 1440 via DSR. All goes well I will also be lugging the PC out of the bedroom to use on the TV lol
I appreciate it but no thanks.
Going in with blackout, dont want to see a thing.
Too busy to even play it for now but I just want to know if tge PC port is up to par.
Let's just say it's better left turned on, the implementation doesn't feel groundbreaking but it's quite alright.
You should be able to do 1080p. The game isn't very demanding at all, PC has a much appreciated dynamic resolution option. Just turn it on and you should be good to go.
Edit: as for 4k, I see no reason why anyone with a 1070 or above shouldn't give 4k 60 a try.The graphical settings aren't that demanding and doesn't seem to do a whole lot.
And there is always that dynamic resolution as a saving grace.
Sweet, i was wondering if i should get it on steam or PS4, thanks
Still rocking an i5 2500k and a 970, wonder if I'm better off going consoles for this one...
edit: posting about it is crazy, my CPU is nearly 10 years old. christ, i really need to upgrade.
edit: posting about it is crazy, my CPU is nearly 10 years old. christ, i really need to upgrade.
i just played it on 970 GTX and old 2010 intel i7 CPU on MAX settings i got more than 60 fps, very good optimized game
Oh wow I didn't realize PC had a dynamic res option. I guess I assumed it didn't since none of the consoles make use of dynamic res.
Why the hell wouldn't they use that on the pro/x?
If the game is CPU limited on consoles then running the game at 10 x 10 pixels would sitll yield the game framerate.
I have not even tested that option yet, it may not actually be dynamic resolution but dyanmically effect other things.
This is actually the recommended specs.
If you play at 1080p, you'll get 60fps. Definitely worth it over consoles.
