I hope so, too. Can be pretty annoying, I nearly died a couple of times because of this.
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Tom Clancy's The Division 2 PC performance thread
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Ok so this hang and crash i get is only on Ultra settings. Don't know which setting it is or the whole damn thing. That said I can at least play at High settings. Don't have the time right now to test which setting in Ultra is causing the crash. Quite a few have posted on Ubi forum with same issue.
DX 12?In-game benchmark results
Fully maxed, 1440, Resolution scaling 85%
Same as above but resolution scaling at 100%
A +10fps increase, and 85% is barely noticeable to me so I think I'll stick with that. Pretty pleased with the performance overall.
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System specs // Ryzen 7 2700x / MSI RTX 2080 Trio / MSI x470 Gaming Pro / 16GB G.skill FlareX / EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G3
Yep, everything is at default. Only thing I changed in the .cgf files is forcing the game to go to fullscreen.
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https://www.computerbase.de/2019-03/the-division-2-benchmark-test/
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https://www.computerbase.de/2019-03/the-division-2-benchmark-test/
Pascal supports async compute just fine. There are many reasons why Turing would fair better than Pascal in D3D12 and most of them are down to how the renderer is coded.
And optimized game gets soundly beaten by its nvidia conterpart makes sense
The dx12 boosts look nice here, abit like shadow of the tomb raider
The dx12 boosts look nice here, abit like shadow of the tomb raider
Any reason for 85% specifically? Is that a better ratio for reconstruction than 90 or 95%?
I believe it only has increments in the beta of 50/75/85. 75 was pretty good too
What does resolution scaling do exactly? I had it at 100% and moved it to 85% and picked up 10 frames...I'm not seeing a difference in graphical quality.
someone mention one of the developer said if you playing in anything over 2k resolution you can play as low as 75% without much visible difference
The game uses a really good reconstruction method. I'm using 85% at 1440p no difference that I can notice
Yeah it's crazy how good it is. I dropped it down to 85% as well (from 1080p) to turn up some other settings.
I need to try this tonight. If that's the case, that should be the last setting I need to keep a consistent 60+ frames at all times.
Reporting in that DX12 also crashes periodically for me just like the first game. I believe that removing all overlays really helped in the first game, so I'm going to try this later. I've only got Uplay and Nvidia overlays running (no Afterburner/RTSS), and had it run fine for about two hours before it started consistently crashing. This is with a GTX 1070 on the latest drivers.
My game doesn't unlock until Friday, but I noticed MSI Afterburner and RTSS got updated today. Might not crash with DX12 now. I know an update helped a game out in the past from crashing.
For those asking about res scale, check 5:53 in:
https://youtu.be/sMAjVlkIpZk?t=353
I need to try 85%
https://youtu.be/sMAjVlkIpZk?t=353
I need to try 85%
I need to try that 85% scaling. Running a 1080ti at 1440p and I'd like to see what frames I can get out of it. Have a few options turned down to high as I don't notice them in gameplay. Going to try turning on dx12 as well since I turn it off in everygame by default.
Luckily I haven't had much, if any, noticable hitching although I only have about 4 hours of total playtime currently.
Really hard not to upgrade to a 2080ti but Im holding out until new cards drops.
Luckily I haven't had much, if any, noticable hitching although I only have about 4 hours of total playtime currently.
Really hard not to upgrade to a 2080ti but Im holding out until new cards drops.
Out of curiosity, what HDR display are you playing on? How is the HDR?
Playing on a 55 inch 4K TV. HDR looks gorgeous (I'm no expert on the matter though).
I ran the game fine on high with a 1070ti. The game is heavily cpu bound it seems. Chucking a 2080ti at it won't solve your problem at 1440p.
Im using a 6700k at 4.5 right now.
If I were to get a 2080ti I'd also upgrade the cpu/mobo.
I'm not getting bad performance in the slightest but I'd like to get as many frames while keeping high settings.
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I have to ask, how's the gamepad support? I enjoyed playing the first with a gamepad while couch gaming. Likely will do the same with D2.
It's fantastic. No complaints, but then I didn't with the first one either.
At least based on the open beta
Sorry for the random question but are there any people playing this with a GTX1660 by any chance? If so how has it been running?
Looking at doing a refresh on my home computer and was thinking of grabbing a 1660 but due to how new they are and with D2 only on early release I haven't found much info.
Looking at doing a refresh on my home computer and was thinking of grabbing a 1660 but due to how new they are and with D2 only on early release I haven't found much info.
In the options menu on the main screen I found it, it's massively worse then gameplay so don't worry to much about it
For comparison:
DX11, Max Settings (No CA or Vin), 1440, Res Scale 85%
DX11, Max Settings (No CA or Vin), 1440, Res Scale 85%
+10fps for me in Dx12
Which one is the DX12? They're both labeled DX11
Edit: It looks like bottom one is DX12
I have my one pad constantly plugged in to my pc next to me on my desk, and I often switch over from my m&kb and lean back in my chair and relax for a bit.
It feels great to play. Aim-assist is quite good, in that you can very easily get lazy headshots with it. You can turn it off too if you'd rather go skill-mode, but I enjoy lazing back chucking out un-earnt headshots sometimes! :p
So yeh, I can recommend it.
My hitching/framerate drop issue is actually getting worse. It was like 2-3 times per session before, but I just had about a dozen instances like that in my last mission. One very strange thing however, is that the first one to happen during that mission happened when I completed a UbiClub challenge. It dropped to about 20fps for a solid second or two, went back up, and then the challenge popped. Interestingly, this is exactly what happens if I go to the UbiClub challenge page in the menu, it just drops the game to 15-20 fps and keeps it there until I leave the menu, which makes me wonder if these random drops in an otherwise perfectly performing game (on my rig) aren't connected to this Ubisoft service stuff.
(Sorry, I meant to trim the video and get an FPS counter on it, but you can see how different the gameplay is from the UbiClub menu)
(Sorry, I meant to trim the video and get an FPS counter on it, but you can see how different the gameplay is from the UbiClub menu)
Getting mostly 60fps on my i5-8400 with a 1080 running in 1440p with default settings (not quite maxed out but close).
I am getting dips in the high 40s from time to time tho.
I'm also getting a some bad hickups from time to time that almost feel more like network lag than actual video performances issues.
Oh and I got a crash to the desktop once so far...
Not too bad for an Ubisoft game on day 1 I'd say...
I am getting dips in the high 40s from time to time tho.
I'm also getting a some bad hickups from time to time that almost feel more like network lag than actual video performances issues.
Oh and I got a crash to the desktop once so far...
Not too bad for an Ubisoft game on day 1 I'd say...
Have you tried the res scaling option?
At 85% I gained +10fps and couldn't notice the difference at 1440. Might help with those dips!
Ah! Good to know, I'll give that a try tomorrow for sure!
I think that switching to DX12 helped a bit too which was a first for me lol. I feel like every games that I've tried DX12 in were always performing worst compared to dx11.
Same, that gave me a +10fps increase (or dropping to dx11, rather, dropped 10).
And same, this is the first time it's been an obvious benefit or not made it worse.
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