Weird, you should have at least 60 rocksolid fps with that setup. I have comparable hardware (5%) and never drops under 60fps in 1920x1080.
Very weird indeed. I am mostly using default settings in nvidia control panel. The only things I changed are DSR settings which enables me to play games up to 4k resolution. Default setting for power management is "optimal power" which probably acts as a power saving mode. I changed it to "prefer maximum performance" but this didn't make any difference either.
Unfortunately it isn't about resolution either. I was initially playing the game at 1600x900 when I first said there is a problem with performance but since that post I've tried every in game setting + some nvidia control panel settings too. Nothing I tried so far solves the problem. If I am alone in the office I get around 144 fps but as soon as I start an interview and a model appears on screen fps suddenly drops to between 30 to 44. Here are some of the examples of what I've tried again now:
Seems counterintuitive with this game on max, specs on my PC would blowup my house lol
Those are default settings of nvidia control panel. They are same as my global profile. And I've already tried changing all in game settings, makes absolutely zero difference in my case.
Actually I've changed some of my global settings long ago so not entirely sure what's the default for everyone else; but yeah did this because of my current specs and to stay ahead of my other apps in terms of performance...but yea was just sharing. Cheers
maybe because thats not photo model? See like screanshot (sorry for my english). Regular photo models 300kb, that photo 6,1 mb. Or this is photo oldest version game.
Just did it now, still no change.
It is not a hardware problem. Either this game has issues or something installed on my system is not playing nice with this game, to be more specific it plays well until I start an interview. As soon as I start it gpu is reduced to using only ~1/3 of its power, it is almost like a framerate limit is there but there isn't. Cpu doesn't even give a fuck, it sits between 20 to 30% usage regardless of if I am in an interview or not.
See this post - it should help you >
when was your last windows reinstall? Maybe one of your drivers got fucked baadly by a windows update. If it persists after that check LatencyMon and go to a specialised forum if you get high execution times. They will know what drivers are the culprits and what to do.
Last windows install was probably a few years ago.
LatencyMon said:
Maybe your PC can not handle the girl (or is too shy...). AI is a bitch.
