FPS is normally about 45 maybe a bit lower but game runs very smoothly, 1070 is well cooled so GPU clock doesn't go below 2100.
Shadows: High
Terrain Detail: Ultra
Scene Complexity: Ultra
Water Quality: Ultra
Texture Resolution: Ultra
Volume Fog: Off
Fur Quality: High
Anisotropic Filtering: Off
SSAO: On
Motion Blur: Off
Screen Space Reflection: On
Global Illumination: Off
Heat Haze: Off
Anti Aliasing: FXAA
Is that at ultra settings and on which map? Does that include Africa?Running 2560 x 1440p here (Dell U2711 - 7 years old and still going strong). With a 1070 and an i5 2500k at 4.5 (also 7 years old).
Maxed out. Never drops below 55 (tbh I gave up counting)
Looks bloody good to me.
Like Boge I get ~55FPs at 1440, what CPU are you running and at what speed?Thanks. My overclocked 2070 is easily the match of a stock 1080ti. Check the timespy bench thread it beats many a 1080ti. Yet I barely manage 45fps at 1440p let alone 4K
Same here.BTW I actually stopped using.......Steam FPS overlay because it caused the game to crash.....
would be great to do some mp together in a group.
A 2700X at stock. My gpu is reporting 100% using msi ab and I have steam FPS overlay running. Maybe they are my issue!Like Boge I get ~55FPs at 1440, what CPU are you running and at what speed?
I’m happy with 60 but yeah awful headaches if it drops much below. Whilst I have vision in both eyes I have one dominant eye and can only see out of that one eye. If I cover my dominant eye then the sight in the other eye ‘kicks in’. Can’t watch 3d movies and can’t game on consoles (at least that’s my excuse!)Wow. Headaches? Man, that's not good.
I do think people have become a bit too obsessed with FPS though.
Remember the days of trying to get Crysis to run at 30 FPS?
That was the benchmark back then. Cost a small fortune to do it too (and I did,go there)
Maybe I'm old school but anything above 30 fps (on a 60Hz monitor) I'm happy with.
FPS is normally about 45 maybe a bit lower but game runs very smoothly, 1070 is well cooled so GPU clock doesn't go below 2100.
Shadows: High
Terrain Detail: Ultra
Scene Complexity: Ultra
Water Quality: Ultra
Texture Resolution: Ultra
Volume Fog: Off
Fur Quality: High
Anisotropic Filtering: Off
SSAO: On
Motion Blur: Off
Screen Space Reflection: On
Global Illumination: Off
Heat Haze: Off
Anti Aliasing: FXAA
One of the best looking environment games out at the moment, i have everything on ultra and all enabled, as i want the best looking graphics, why have you turned a lot of settings off ? i am only running on 780ti, mind you my fps goes down quiet a lot sometimes.I finally managed to steal myself away from Dark Souls 3 and fired this up again with Pie Eaters settings. I had to use FXAA and TA as without TA it looked to bad on my screen.
Anyway I got my locked 60fps with the gpu running at an average of 80% and 61c (hurrah for triple slot coolers!)
Personally I find that the game looks much better at 4k than it does on my native 1440p with everything maxed out, in order to run it at 4K I have to turn off Volume Fog, Heat Haze and Global Illumination all of which are frame rate killers and although they can make the game more atmospheric are things I am happy to loose for the FPS gains. I turn Motion Blur off all my games as I really don't like the effect, and AF is off because with up-scaling to 4K the image is pretty sharp without it. This game has been the reason for my past two GPU upgrades (Classic then COTW) as it really is stunning at 4K but does need fairly decent hardware for this to be playable, thankfully it's very playable at ~40FPS.One of the best looking environment games out at the moment, i have everything on ultra and all enabled, as i want the best looking graphics, why have you turned a lot of settings off ? i am only running on 780ti, mind you my fps goes down quiet a lot sometimes.