Playing on a 780Ti is a unique experience.
Playing on a 780Ti is a unique experience.
This game runs smoothly with no problems. I’m not sure what everyone is talking about, but it seems like the 30 frames per second limit might be the main concern. If you’re on a console, you should really consider adjusting the frame rate in the game files. This isn’t a new issue for PC players either.
Discussing someone who understands their topic, this person highlights the struggles of running Arkham Knight on a 780 Ti system. Even at reduced graphics settings, maintaining 60 frames per second becomes nearly impossible. The Nvidia driver for Arkham Knight appears to be tailored specifically for that game, but it still causes performance issues. At lower resolutions and with disabled advanced features, the frame rate drops significantly—sometimes as low as 38fps or even 40fps at full resolution. The variability in frame times is notable, with some scenes hitting 410ms per frame. Despite these challenges, a lower resolution of 1080p60 remains out of reach. A thumbnail even displays smooth 30fps performance on the same hardware.
LMFAO. I’m sure you’re finding it funny. You just watched the game on my 780Ti in Normal, and even with High settings it still gives me the same FPS. The person who wrote that article clearly doesn’t understand what they’re discussing—or their card is totally useless.
The reference point in the game does NOT repeat, it doesn't display performance during play. Please try the actual game and let us see what occurs.
I'm uploading the gameplay right now. It seems to produce identical results, which is unusual. Processing should take about ten minutes, but it's matching the benchmark performance you mentioned doesn't reflect actual gameplay speed. I'll share more tomorrow as well. It's unclear if the issue lies with the game itself, though—Rocksteady's amazing port!
Another video uploading as we speak of more gameplay. Well considering its 0139 in the morning and I have work at 1130 so keep checking for the gameplay video once its done. And no, my dad doesn't work for WB lol. That would be awesome. Pretty much saying this is an amazing port and Rocksteady did a good job They pulled it because of all these new PC gamers these days crying about how their games aren't 60fps. It's called upgrade your fucking hardware and if you can't afford a decent rig I'd say you should stick to console gaming or learn how to edit game config files. It's in plain english: MaxFPS=144.000000 (at least for me because I have a 144hz panel). Everybody who is crying about the game has some shitty hardware then because its running just fine, sometimes even hitting over 100fps. It will dip now and then until they patch the game. Arkham City gives me the same tiny little glitches here and there.
This link leads to a video about a 5-minute segment starting at 5:55 into the content.
And? You're really diving deep into the details of this game's development, aren't you? Sorry, Iron Galaxy Studios handled the porting. Rocksteady still bears the responsibility for whatever issues arise with their version. As a young gamer, you have plenty of time to assess your experience as a PC player—maybe take a look at that review from Gameworks. It seems like the gameplay remains unchanged whether you're in High or Normal, and the visuals don't really improve much. Even on an i5, the performance feels pretty average.