Todd Howard asked on-air why Bethesda didn't optimise Starfield for PC: 'We did [...] you may need to upgrade your PC'
Todd Howard asked on-air why Bethesda didn't optimise Starfield for PC: 'We did [...] you may need to upgrade your PC'
"We really do push the technology."
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lol. has anyone found ways to optimize starfield for their pc, like reducing stuttering, FPS drops, etc?
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This game is not pretty enough to push my 3080 ti as hard as it does. I get around 40fps at max settings.
Do you have a matching high-end CPU, MOBO with a fast FSB, an NVMe drive, and good RAM? Because a PC is only as good as its slowest component.
Then the GPU would be bottlenecked and not run at full power.
That's my point.
I mean, then the game couldn't push his 3080 ti to the limits.
What... are you doing in the background? I've got a 3070 and 4k monitor, and I get between 50 and 60 FPS with all the settings I can fiddle with
disabledenabled. I use RivaTuner to pipe statistics to a little application that drives my Logitech G19 with a real-time frame graph, CPU usage, memory load and GPU load and it uses multi cores pretty well, and generally makes use of the hardware.-- edit -- Thanks for pointing out I made totally the wrong comment above, changing the meaning of my comment 180°...
Well he said max settings, not disabled most settings
Thanks, brain fade caused me to write totally the opposite to what I meant.
Well I get that framerate with everything maxed at 3440x1440. I have turned things down to get a higher framerate, but it shouldn't be struggling. I don't have anything else running other than the usual programs that stay open.
Then I guess it could be a vram problem? Same res, no res scaling, 3090, no performance problems. Yes, the 90 is a bit faster but not much. But a lot more vram.