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Somewhat yes, I didn't try it yet, but a few things don't add up then: Why enable those heavy, performance crippling post processing filters by default? From
by iforgotpassword 3y ago
Somewhat yes, I didn't try it yet, but a few things don't add up then:
Why enable those heavy, performance crippling post processing filters by default?
From what I can find in this comment section, and I guess this has to be taken with a grain of salt, performance doesn't scale. It seems we max out at 50fps on a beefy 13th gen Intel with the fastest GPU available, but then there's a couple comments with mid-range hardware where performance is nearly identical.
- HappyDaoDude 3y agoTo shoot from the hip on this one. It sounds like it could be limited by a single thread. Clock rates between mid and high end CPU's are significantly different but core count is. Thus if a single thread is holding up the works, that would explain the stagnant performance profile despite potential overall performance.