Performance data for Star Citizen collected through telemetry. Metrics track in-game behavior and system efficiency.
Performance data for Star Citizen collected through telemetry. Metrics track in-game behavior and system efficiency.
Hi everyone. I haven't been following the game's updates much, but patch 3.3 seems to have improved performance significantly. I also learned about the telemetry page, which shows various hardware configurations and their respective performance. It's interesting to see how the game runs at around 70fps in the main area you spawn in, with only rare drops to 40fps. It's actually quite playable now. A great point for those curious about the game's scaling with CPU cores.
It appears balanced CPUs with 16 threads and ~4.3GHz are performing well, though you're seeing high scores above 60% for most of them. However, in AI-heavy workloads like those in Levski or Lorville, performance drops to 30-40 FPS, while Port Olisar still delivers solid 100 FPS.
Sure, that seems like a solid result. Are you thinking about a 9900k rating?
I was using a 5820k @4.3GHz and recently moved to a 6950x, now working on boosting it back to 4.3. I noticed a minor boost and my 1080ti reached 100 fps at 1440p. Based on the data, 8700K with a 1080ti seems ideal, though the system doesn’t properly show overclocked devices.
I've been enjoying this game since around 2015, when The Verse was still in its early stages. I haven't played recently and the improvements in both features and performance are impressive. Used to get 30-40 FPS on a good day, now I'm averaging 55 on the ground and 80-100 in space. It's incredible. Plus, the planet tech looks stunning.
Performance improvements were around 50% for me in patch 3.3. I’ll check the planets later when I have time. Which one caught your attention?