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Runs great, obviously not max settings, but I can run it on medium for a stable 60FPS. With Vsync off though, I can run high. Yes I have an SSD, though I don't see a hard drive having any negative affect other than loading speeds.
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2GB 960? That'd be why. The game uses about 3.5GB VRAM. If you hit the pause button, it shows how much VRAM is being used in the top-right.
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I ran Unity off of a hard drive, and there was no stuttering, so storage speed isn't a factor. After all the patches the game does seem to run decently now, though some users have reported performance problems still, though they tend to be people with either weaker CPUs, or slower graphics cards. Even with performance improvements, the game is still quite demanding and does need fairly high end hardware if you want a solid 60FPS on the high settings. Make sure to keep the Nvidia GameWorks features disabled, pretty much all of them will tank your performance with the possible exception of HBAO+.
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It could just be it runs better on AMD hardware. And if correct, one R9 390 should be better than two 960s, perhaps. And was SLI support enabled at the time? Were both your GPUs hard at work or only one?
RE VRAM usage, just bear in mind that "used" isn't actually a good indication of how much VRAM is actually needed to keep up with the demands. Games will often leave assets in VRAM which might be needed in future but aren't required for the current frames. If that data gets pushed out to system RAM to clear up space for more important data it has very little impact on performance.
In Crossfire and in SLI 2 2GB VGA cards isn't like having a 4GB card you still have the issues of a 2GB card. If the game needs 3.5GB the SLIing of 2 2GB cards are not going to solve the problem. You should get a VGA card with 4GB RAM or more.
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