For sure, it is all a matter of subjective taste and acclimation. I personally would prefer a solid 30 fps than one that dances between 60 and 40. If both are generally stable, I want and love 60 frames now, but a year ago I thought it seemed too fluid--bordering on unnatural.
Yeah you gotta cross between the two frequently or it gets weird.
If your monitor is 60hz, 45 will feel off because its refreshing off cycle at times. Id rsther go 30 fps there.
Yep, you're right. I've been forced to switch between the two more frequently the past week or so because I started playing PS4 exclusives, so I'm sure I'll get used to it. Plus, it makes me appreciate the PC more, so that's a plus.
Yeah, so I actually struggled with the Witcher 3 for quite some time. I upgraded my entire system in the hopes that it would improve the stuttering on TW3 and other games, and it did - for the other games. TW3 still constantly stuttered. I tried EVERYTHING.
Getting a game similar in quality to W3:WH this year, would be fantastic.
could also be related to the game streaming service Nvidia is running though.
I hope not. I just got my 1080 Ti a few months ago.
Well, you can see the demo requirements: https://forums.cdprojektred.com/index.php?threads/current-developer-answers-to-your-cp-2077-questions.10970951/I'm going to need a whole new PC
release system requirements please
It's not, or at the very least if it is indeed that they'll also be officially announcing their 11 series GPUs soon.
nah minimum are based on being able to run the game. unless that demo was on stripped down settings, lesser cards than the 1080 will run it because you'll still be able to cut all settings to the lowest possible and get 30 frames. TW3 had a 660 as the lowest, i wouldnt expect them to ask for more than a 760 or 960 or the AMD equivalent. the 1060 is too new.
My concern is the game will have a CPU bottleneck way below 100fps
I know about that video but there's more recent information that popped up implying that it's not that far off. GDDR6 is being massed produced, a prototype photo was leaked and then there's the Lenovo guys straight up saying it'll be announced/come out this fall.
The machine that the demo ran on may not be representative of the requirements, I guess the demo used very high settings, possibly higher than ultra (only achievable by editing configuration files) to look as impressive as possible, but the actual released game could be less demanding than that. Nevertheless, if this is going to be a cross-gen release where the PC version is similar to the next gen consoles while the PS4 and XB1 are supported but significantly downgraded, I can still see a large increase in requirements compared to TW3. Especially if the game comes only in 2020.
Fingers crossed, I'm always itching for new technology lol I just hope the new flagship is at least 25% faster than 1080 ti, it's very hard to justify upgrading for less than 25% performance gain
Aye. Got my 1080 Ti a few months ago. There's no chance I'm upgrading unless the new 1180 or 1180 TI is significantly better.
Not concerned about CPU bottlenecks. Have an 8700K with a Noctua NH D15.
