*** Cyberpunk 2077 ***
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Happened again. After a cut scene I get 30fps. Close & reopen game, straight back to 50+.
Anyone else having this?
If you change from 4k to 1440p and get get no increased fps then you're probably CPU bound.
COD Warzone did the same for me.
In Downtown area on my 2080Ti / i7 4790k, it didnt matter if I set highest settings 3440x1440 or lowest settings 1024x768, fps was still around 50 at max in the built up Downtown area. 5800X and that completely changed, even the 3600 I had for a week was a massive change
Interesting. Well this is with a 3600 and a 2080ti. Wasn't that bothered. Was just curious
I have a 3950x but that's used for work.
I’ll try tomorrow - setting 1440p from my current 3440x1440.
Pretty sure fps will go from ~60 to 80 with the same settings.
Been tempted by a 1440p screen myself but know it’ll be dump compared to my 34” ultrawide gsync
So, this is a christmas present from the wife. Boxed version from shopto, so I can return it as it is unopened. Is it worth keeping, is there a good game there or is it just a buggy mess? I have deliberately stayed away from YouTube etc.
I am running a 5700xt, 1440, is the performance going to be okay?
I am running a 5700xt, 1440, is the performance going to be okay?
I'd keep it but don't take my word, just it's what I'd do, I still own it (steam) and had 3 hours of play-time, 2 hours on my old rig and 1 hour on my current rig, I'll wait for more patches myself. Also, my old rig was a 3600 and a 5700xt @ 1440p and I used high settings and got 60 fps - ish and was playable
Y
Even with all its faults, I'm still enjoying the game, and it can only get better with patches.
Even with all its faults, I'm still enjoying the game, and it can only get better with patches.
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This has probably already been mentioned in this thread but I don't have time to check back lots of pages but incase it hasn't or if people have missed it then here goes .
Cyberpunk isn't making using of SMT on Ryzen cpus. I thought things where a little weird when my 5600x was only showing 15% use in game. Anyway to force the game to make use of SMT open Cyberpunk2077.exe with a hex editor and search for 75 30 33 C9 B8 01 00 00 00 0F A2 8B C8 C1 F9 08 and change the 75 to EB so it reads EB 30 33 C9 B8 01 00 00 00 0F A2 8B C8 C1 F9 08. I'm sure people peolpe faster GPUs will see bigger improvements but for me I got a 10 -15% fps increase.
Apologies for annoying YT guy but heres a guide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_2-yLm-4Sk&t=12s
.Cyberpunk isn't making using of SMT on Ryzen cpus. I thought things where a little weird when my 5600x was only showing 15% use in game. Anyway to force the game to make use of SMT open Cyberpunk2077.exe with a hex editor and search for 75 30 33 C9 B8 01 00 00 00 0F A2 8B C8 C1 F9 08 and change the 75 to EB so it reads EB 30 33 C9 B8 01 00 00 00 0F A2 8B C8 C1 F9 08. I'm sure people peolpe faster GPUs will see bigger improvements but for me I got a 10 -15% fps increase.
Apologies for annoying YT guy but heres a guide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_2-yLm-4Sk&t=12s
I'd keep it but don't take my word, just it's what I'd do, I still own it (steam) and had 3 hours of play-time, 2 hours on my old rig and 1 hour on my current rig, I'll wait for more patches myself. Also, my old rig was a 3600 and a 5700xt @ 1440p and I used high settings and got 60 fps - ish and was playable
Thanks both. Realistically I am not going to get to play it until the New year anyway - Wife's 40th birthday between Xmas and New year so we have a few thigs on. Hopefully by that point there will have been a few patches.
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Well I have put in over 30 hours so far and am actually enjoying the game fully. Yeah it took a full day of faffing around trying different settings, letting the RTX novelty period wear off then turning it off to favour framerates with only a small drop in graphical fidelity but thems the ways.
Tonight I encountered my first majorly obvious glitch:
Essentially backing into a store room cubicle resulted in the world vanishing in front of me but walking out brought it back. NPCs were still outside and would shoot me etc so just a visual bug rather than a mechanics breaking one.
The only one big complaint form me is the lack of NPC AI whether enemy or civilian. The cops will literally shoot you where you stand for merely walking past them too slowly and that's just not legit. The civilian AI is light a bunch of flies, say the word boo and they will scatter or crawl into a ball on the ground.
Other than that the world is expansive and immersive at the same time. For me GTA was similar but the lack of "grit" in the city made it constantly feel like a computer game whereas this on the other hand is visually realistic, even with RTX off and the lighting, weather, debris, smoke coming out of extractor fans and manhole covers etc are just authentic. Then add the sound system which when set to studio has full range and stereo positional imaging which is great.
I enjoy just exploring Night City than I do Los Santos/Vice City etc because it just feels like a more detail rich environment. Glitches aside of course.
According to STEAM, the only other SP games
I have played for over 20 hours since launch are:
GTA IV: 44 hours
GTA V: In Rockstar Launcher but IIRC around 50 hours
Dying Light: 50 hours
Metro Exodus: 34 hours
Rise of the Tomb Raider: 29 hours
Shadow of the Tomb Raider: 23 hours
So the fact that 2077 has kept me interested for over 30 hours and it's not even been out a full week is for me unprecedented as I will essentially give up on a game from boredom if it's not keeping my interest going. I can only imagine what the hours tally will be by the time I have finished the game through all 3 life paths too.
And let's not forget we have the free DLCs to come a well as the 2 big patches coming Jan/Feb which I imagine will fix all the problems people have been having.
Thankfully for me the game has not crashed once and both CPU and GPU are overclocked so I feared the worst but now and confident in its stability on my system at least.
For reference, my video I posted earlier shows the settings I am using and it truly does look stunning. DLSS is needed of course so an RTX card is a must to maintain that 60 fps nominal average at 3440x1440.
Tonight I encountered my first majorly obvious glitch:
Essentially backing into a store room cubicle resulted in the world vanishing in front of me but walking out brought it back. NPCs were still outside and would shoot me etc so just a visual bug rather than a mechanics breaking one.
The only one big complaint form me is the lack of NPC AI whether enemy or civilian. The cops will literally shoot you where you stand for merely walking past them too slowly and that's just not legit. The civilian AI is light a bunch of flies, say the word boo and they will scatter or crawl into a ball on the ground.
Other than that the world is expansive and immersive at the same time. For me GTA was similar but the lack of "grit" in the city made it constantly feel like a computer game whereas this on the other hand is visually realistic, even with RTX off and the lighting, weather, debris, smoke coming out of extractor fans and manhole covers etc are just authentic. Then add the sound system which when set to studio has full range and stereo positional imaging which is great.
I enjoy just exploring Night City than I do Los Santos/Vice City etc because it just feels like a more detail rich environment. Glitches aside of course.
According to STEAM, the only other SP games
I have played for over 20 hours since launch are:
GTA IV: 44 hours
GTA V: In Rockstar Launcher but IIRC around 50 hours
Dying Light: 50 hours
Metro Exodus: 34 hours
Rise of the Tomb Raider: 29 hours
Shadow of the Tomb Raider: 23 hours
So the fact that 2077 has kept me interested for over 30 hours and it's not even been out a full week is for me unprecedented as I will essentially give up on a game from boredom if it's not keeping my interest going. I can only imagine what the hours tally will be by the time I have finished the game through all 3 life paths too.
And let's not forget we have the free DLCs to come a well as the 2 big patches coming Jan/Feb which I imagine will fix all the problems people have been having.
Thankfully for me the game has not crashed once and both CPU and GPU are overclocked so I feared the worst but now and confident in its stability on my system at least.
For reference, my video I posted earlier shows the settings I am using and it truly does look stunning. DLSS is needed of course so an RTX card is a must to maintain that 60 fps nominal average at 3440x1440.
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The hex hack def gave me more performance CPU went from around 60% utilised to 100%
Also used the DF optimum settings and ive now put ray tracing on and peformance is just about acceptable
I am debating putting off playing until further patches come out though. About 15 hours in.
Also used the DF optimum settings and ive now put ray tracing on and peformance is just about acceptable
I am debating putting off playing until further patches come out though. About 15 hours in.
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I love the game but RDR 2 is still king:
Interesting list but this is pointless.
This is not meant to be GTA5 or RD2. You can compare those two games and other games like it but trying to compare this to them is just wrong imo.
This is a story driven First Person Shoot Em Up. That's it.
I don't believe all gamers in the community hate this game. I'm in a Whatsapp group for Cyberpunk and 4 of us are playing on PC and 1 on PS4 and everyone is enjoying this game and playing it every chance they get around their busy work and family schedule.
So for gamers like us that just want an excellent story, with amazing characters this is fantastic. Plus I love the hacking, Cybernetics, weapons, shooting, Braindance, environments, graphics etc. For me personally I give this game 10/10. Best PC game I've played in years.
Prior to this I completed The Last Of Us 2, Read Dead 2, Mafia 1, Metro Exodus, I'm loving this game just like I loved those, mainly because of the story and characters.
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After just over 50 hours I've had my first proper bug.
Helping Judy kill Woodman, I realised he can't climb up and down the knee high ledge in the maintenance level. He had to walk up or down some steps while I jumped up and down the ledge shooting him in the face. As he doesn't have any weapons it made it stupidly easy.
Yeh, I'm having to restart my PC every time at the moment, after a session of CP2077.
Checked it today, started out with RAM usage of around 8GB, and that was with 2 sessions of Firefox open, each with multiple sites.
Couple of hours later, RAM usage was at 23GB+, pretty much maxing out the 24GB I have, and causing stutters in the game.
Don't know what's up with developers, HZD had the same issue, at least that was fixed in the latest patch for me.
Wow they really dropped the ball when it comes to key binds and the interface - nothing in the menus for inventory? and just have to guess it is I (which isn't a huge stretch of imagination but still) then randomly you are expected to use R for an action again not in the binding menu and for my setup that is 2/3rds of the way from the keys I'm using... stuff like this is just really amature hour ****. Combat is just incredibly meh as well.