Come at me bro.It's funny how many people just believe what they read/hear and don't do their own research.
Doesn't explain how ARC is doing so well in RT.Also, this game is clearly heavily optimized for nVidia RTX, as AMD cards just fall over. I am sure there will be driver updates now that AMD has access to the game, but not sure how much they will be able to claw back as UE4 is very much a pro-nvidia engine.
Doesn't explain how ARC is doing so well in RT.
Come at me bro.
I have watched a number of videos using Intel and AMD CPUs, and AMD and Nvidia GPUs. Frame pacing isn't very good once they made it to the castle and surrounding areas. Some were better than others, but none were smooth for very long. No one is saying it is game breaking, simply annoying. Now stop reading and get back to work slave.
Doesn't explain how ARC is doing so well in RT.
TPU's results with RT are a LOT worse for AMD than either ComputerBase or HUB's results.TPU has benchmarks up:
Hogwarts Legacy Benchmark Test & Performance Analysis Review - VRAM Usage Record
Hogwarts Legacy lets you relive the steps of Harry Potter and is a fantastic adaptation of the books. In our performance review, we're taking a closer look at image quality, differences between the graphical setting presets, VRAM usage, and performance on a selection of modern graphics cards.www.techpowerup.com
This game is super VRAM hungry. Also, this game is clearly heavily optimized for nVidia RTX, as AMD cards just fall over. I am sure there will be driver updates now that AMD has access to the game, but not sure how much they will be able to claw back as UE4 is very much a pro-nvidia engine.
Computerbase is using 12900K with slower RAM while TPU is using 13900K with faster RAM. My guess is that the 13900K configuration is less CPU limited so it stresses the GPU more, exposing the RT weakness of RDNA2 in a more pronounced manner. Also, TPU is using the more recent Windows 11 22H2 while CB tested with 21H2.Wonder what happened there tbh.
Computerbase is using 12900K with slower RAM while TPU is using 13900K with faster RAM. My guess is that the 13900K configuration is less CPU limited so it stresses the GPU more, exposing the RT weakness of RDNA2 in a more pronounced manner. Also, TPU is using the more recent Windows 11 22H2 while CB tested with 21H2.
Probably DLSS 3.0 silently switching itself on as pointed out by HWUB.TPU's results with RT are a LOT worse for AMD than either ComputerBase or HUB's results.
Wonder what happened there tbh.
I've only made it to the castle and just finished my charms class. So far the game runs quite well. I'm waiting to hit the open world to see how performance truly is though.
How much space does this game take up?
The download was 77GB and unpacked 80ish? I can check when i go home tonight.
TSK TSK. There's a gameplay video in the very first post. Pay attention!...sooo ....
is this a fps? arcade? turn-based? you've gone on 2 pages talking about stutter and social politics, but not a single mention of gameplay.
Anyone know how the game will play on a 2200g + 980ti @1080p?
Wife is interested in the game and I have a spare HTPC system that I figured she could game on (not keen on giving up my PC, Witcher 3 calls me).
Virtually all the benchmarking I'm seeing so far is all Turing cards and up. I guess a 980ti lands around a 1660S/3050 in performance with similar RAM, so I figure those are the best analogues, but it'd be great to hear from someone running a legacy system.