- Jun 27, 2013
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This is a repeat thread, I've already opened one in the gaming section - but the replies I got lead me to believe that nobody there is very hardware inclined, so I thought I'd try it out here.
Anyway, playing Metro: Last Light and ***SPOILERS***
At the rescue mission for Pavlov after he's taken into the pipe - the game just turns into a giant chop fest, FPS has to be down below 10 with what I'm experiencing, and all results point towards it just eating up my 760's RAM.
All the benchmark tests I've SEEN for this card say it should run this game fine on high settings at 1080p - my experience in real life is not so great.
I've run RKill to see if there were any background processes eating up my GPU's RAM but there's nothing there.
Here are my computer stats:
http://gyazo.com/2d95acdc89b8876d9d335c6dfeaaf650
Here are two sets of Benchmarks:
With NVidia GeForce Experience recommended settings:
http://gyazo.com/8d76e2a5dda048a9508688f7f81e2669
With quite a few things turned off to get it stable:
http://gyazo.com/de1b90a1d3bff484806a46097453c5f9
GPU never goes above 60 - CPU never goes above 50.
So I'm wondering why this game runs so poorly on hardware that out dates it, and if there's anything I can do short of lowering the graphics like this to get some stability out of the game - or is this just one of those notoriously poorly coded engines that will not improve no matter what you do without a ton of GPU RAM to back it up?
Thanks.
P.S. Running the latest beta NVidia Driver - everything is up to date, CPU is OC'd to 4.2 GhZ and under water.
Anyway, playing Metro: Last Light and ***SPOILERS***
At the rescue mission for Pavlov after he's taken into the pipe - the game just turns into a giant chop fest, FPS has to be down below 10 with what I'm experiencing, and all results point towards it just eating up my 760's RAM.
All the benchmark tests I've SEEN for this card say it should run this game fine on high settings at 1080p - my experience in real life is not so great.
I've run RKill to see if there were any background processes eating up my GPU's RAM but there's nothing there.
Here are my computer stats:
http://gyazo.com/2d95acdc89b8876d9d335c6dfeaaf650
Here are two sets of Benchmarks:
With NVidia GeForce Experience recommended settings:
http://gyazo.com/8d76e2a5dda048a9508688f7f81e2669
With quite a few things turned off to get it stable:
http://gyazo.com/de1b90a1d3bff484806a46097453c5f9
GPU never goes above 60 - CPU never goes above 50.
So I'm wondering why this game runs so poorly on hardware that out dates it, and if there's anything I can do short of lowering the graphics like this to get some stability out of the game - or is this just one of those notoriously poorly coded engines that will not improve no matter what you do without a ton of GPU RAM to back it up?
Thanks.
P.S. Running the latest beta NVidia Driver - everything is up to date, CPU is OC'd to 4.2 GhZ and under water.
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