Will We Ever Be Able To Have At Least 40 FPS In Cities and Everywhere

[360Nation 60]

Hope so.. 

[captain_finnish 134]

i7 4770k and Gtx 780. No hope the get even close to stable 60 fps in cities. Sucks.

Bf4 on ultra never goes under 60 fps but in dayz at low settings things are different :((

[makomachine 263]

i7 4770k and Gtx 780. No hope the get even close to stable 60 fps in cities. Sucks.

Bf4 on ultra never goes under 60 fps but in dayz at low settings things are different :((

 

Kind of an apples to asparagus comparison.  BF4 draw distance isn't anywhere close to what this game is pumping out.  I get wanting more FPS, but this isn't a FPS first, so I'm not really getting the angst of chasing 60FPS everywhere.  WHen its optimized it will be better - hopefully 64 bit will help in the final game as well...

[Weedz 1105]

Not meant to be harsh, just pointing out what's holding his PC back. When I built this PC is looked VERY hard at the 8350 and 3570 and although the i5 didn't always come out on top, when it did it came on top significantly. The RV engine always has performed better with improved CPU specs. GPU specs helped for view distance/quality but didn't help when a lot of "stuff" was going on.

 

Your rig, his rig, and my rig are all going to be "close" in real world performance on a polished, finished product. In a game under development like Dayz, you're going to see a best improvement in performance with raw processing power because, like you said, it's not optimized yet. This is why you see the guys with i7's or OC'd i5's with extremely good FPS rates. I'm a AMD guy myself, but Intel has the best chips out there right now.

^all of this.

 

 

 

 

 

You guys are lucky your game even works if you're barely pushing the "Rec. Req." during early alpha development. This is PC gaming not console if you want to get good FPS in brand new games you need to upgrade off your 6 year old computer parts; especially in a massive open world with huge view distance built on a mil sim  ....  STEAM people :rolleyes: ... They aren't going to make the game look worse to suit you. Game's not even 64 bit yet either so nobody cares if you have 87.5 gigs of RAM. Also, as Arma always has been, this game is all about CPU (DayZ even more so as there are zombies and loot spawns) so I don't care if you have 4 790 GTX Titans in SLI if you have a crap CPU it doesn't matter.

 

The master race is dying.

Edited March 29, 2014 by Weedz

[JESUSARIUS REX (DayZ) 163]

I can tell you right now the main issues is hardware utilization. Both me and my friend can run full graphics in the woods (270x and gtx 760), but cities we get an average of 20, and our gpus are only at around 50% utilization.

[Caboose187 (DayZ) 3036]

No.  This game will never let you get 40 fps.  EVAR!!!  :rolleyes:

[Weedz 1105]

Game so broke can't even get 120 FPS on my 60Hz monitor playing 1920 x 1080 in the red brick building from the mod in Elektro with Vsync turned on  B)

(had to crop image cuz size was to big for upload site)

Edited March 29, 2014 by Weedz

[Laneige 2]

40 FPS? DayZ? What engine? Bwuhhhh??? Not happening ever.

[captain_finnish 134]

^all of this.

You guys are lucky your game even works if you're barely pushing the "Rec. Req." during early alpha development. This is PC gaming not console if you want to get good FPS in brand new games you need to upgrade off your 6 year old computer parts; especially in a massive open world with huge view distance built on a mil sim .... STEAM people :rolleyes: ... They aren't going to make the game look worse to suit you. Game's not even 64 bit yet either so nobody cares if you have 87.5 gigs of RAM. Also, as Arma always has been, this game is all about CPU (DayZ even more so as there are zombies and loot spawns) so I don't care if you have 4 790 GTX Titans in SLI if you have a crap CPU it doesn't matter.

The master race is dying.

Is i7 4770k bad cpu? Because last time I checked I cant even have stable 45 fps in cities

[terminal_boy 860]

No, that's a great CPU, especially when overclocked.

Alas, the RV Engine doesn't isn't optimised very well for multicore CPUs, so you don't get anywhere near the full performance your PC is capable of.

[hombrecz 832]

This is why you see the guys with i7's or OC'd i5's with extremely good FPS rates. I'm a AMD guy myself, but Intel has the best chips out there right now.

 

When talking about DayZ SA, above is sadly not truth.

I have i-7 4770K, 8GB DDR3, Radeon 7870 2GB, SSD and no, I'm not having super FPS in SA.

In Cherno / Elektro I'm having 18-30 FPS, more if I look in the sky or at the ocean O_o.

 

I frikkin love this game but I hope, they will optimize it somehow (maybe those proxies are the culprit?).