If you have a manual overclock in place, this shouldn't be a problem. If you're running on stock speeds, disabling Intel Turbo Boost will prevent your best CPU cores from overclocking themselves, which might have an impact on games, especially CPU intensive ones + lower res/high framerate setups. Having said that, you can always overclock your CPU yourself, the easiest way to do it is through the XMP settings on your Mobo, some Mobos have their auto overclocking profiles, easy to use, but not optimal, yet almost always it's better than intel turbo boost.
Don't think he's got any cloning going on. He has similar specs to me I think unless he's updated. I know we had the same processor the i7 quad. Not sure about card either a GTX 760 or a 970.
Gonna try this, will report back
Try this:
Cheers for the reply. I found this stuff earlier on the steam forums and suggested it to him but he says no dice on his end. All the solutions I've found so far don't seem to make a dent. There was also something I read about intel software getting in the way but he didn't even have that installed. I figured it might be cause the system is old but he runs DS3 perfectly so I don't know. Any other ideas?
At least they've dabbled with higher refresh rates. :p
Try this:
- Open the Nvidia Control Panel
- Under 3D Settings, open Manage 3D settings, then Program Settings
- Locate the Sekiro.exe (if it's not in the dropdown, it's in "Steam\steamapps\common\Sekiro")
- Look for the setting "CUDAs - GPU" and make sure to manually select your GPU
- Click Apply, and then restart
You might wanna set "Power management mode" to "Maximum" at the same time.
Check the small setting icon theres a slider in there where you can prioritize quality and performance. You can select your native res there as well.
My friends having the exact same problem now just with a lower card. Tried everything suggested but no luck. If you do find a solution please let us know. It's the only thing keeping me from getting a pc copy
https://www.reddit.com/r/Sekiro/com...fps/ej37xpt?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x
It is bascially the console version but with m&kb controls, so not terrible, but nothing to brag about.
Awesome!Turns out there are official Dualshock 4 assets but they haven't been implemented in the game for some reason. There's a mod that enables them:
https://www.nexusmods.com/sekiro/mods/7
This method currently requires the Mod Engine.
Only happens if an object is close to the camera - not just transparency. It fades them out so they do not get in the way of player view.Does anybody know how I can get rid of the following issue? The transparency looks weird because it's very dotty.
We are almost there.
At least they've dabbled with higher refresh rates. :p
It's not a bug. This is something games have done since as long as I can remember to not obstruct your view when an object is close to the camera.Does anybody know how I can get rid of the following issue? The transparency looks weird because it's very dotty.
Jackfuste just uploaded a fov file about a minute ago do you know what it's for?The madman did it! It's perfect now, also no more garbled textures on the sides when loading.
Only thing left is can't seem to switch to native 3440x1440 windowed, the last option I get is 2560x1440, anyone has this problem?
Sometimes it is not actually the cutscene dropping, but just the fact the game sticks on the last scene for a number of frames. Weird stuff - but a couple games do it. Shadow of the Tomb Raider for example.
I believe that is what's known as "Screen-Door Transparency" or "stippling."Does anybody know how I can get rid of the following issue? The transparency looks weird because it's very dotty.
I have the same thing on 1440p. The slightest pause between transitions.
Ah, I see. It's a little jarring but I guess I'd rather have drops in cutscenes than gameplay.
