- Wolfenstein the new order texture pop in drivers#
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- Wolfenstein the new order texture pop in software#
- Wolfenstein the new order texture pop in code#
Bethesda also continued the tradition of recruiting quality independent studios to produce the game: Machine Games, a new studio made up of former members of Starbreeze.
Wolfenstein the new order texture pop in software#
Like the previous ones, this is a new game built with existing id Software technology – in this case id Tech 5 that focuses on Megatextures, as seen in Rage. However, what is clear is that Machine Games offers the first cross-platform first-person shooter at 60fps of this generation, with little to differentiate the two versions.Īlthough this is a Wolfenstein designed primarily for new consoles, some of the main fundamentals we expect from the series remain the same.
Wolfenstein the new order texture pop in code#
Although the PC version arrived earlier in the week, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One code arrived in the mail later, so what follows are initial impressions based on the initial work. It’s the first days with Wolfenstein: The New Order here at Digital Foundry. Here is the video - my game ran exactly like the first part of that video: hitching even on intro movies and nearly unplayable framerate with the sound skipping out of synch.Performance analysis: Wolfenstein: The New Order The fact that for two weeks they have a game that is basically unplayable for a select number of people and then some "modder" just fixes it is a little outrageous.
Wolfenstein the new order texture pop in full#
It is pretty sad that I had to download a potentially "illegal" executable from some random guy on the internet to make the game I paid full money for run properly - and the game has been out for two weeks now. Naturally a lot of people are suspicious that this is some insane scam/malware. I don't know what he did - and in some threads when people ask he actually refuses to reveal his secret. I might have installed a keylogger or something on my PC - who knows, but now the game is running in near 60 FPS constantly with a lot of the options turned up to high. I did find a solution in some sort of modified files a guy made. Even the intro logos for Bethesda and such were choppy. This is some weird issue where the game is doing something it shouldn't be doing in the background. Even with all that it wasn't like the game hiccuped once in a while - simply standing in an enclosed area with nothing going on and looking around was extremely choppy. The game would run in single frame digits when everything was completely turned off, EVERYTHING, and every setting set to the lowest possible quality, with the resolution dropped to the absolute lowest it would go IN WINDOWED mode. I have a 3.4ghz 8 core bulldozer CPU, a 2gb Radeon 7800, 16 gb of ram and the game as well as my operating system is installed on an SSD - not the worlds greatest gaming setup but somewhere in the lower echelons of the "high" range. While all good advice that is not the problem. I just disabled it and played the game for a few minutes, it got pretty jerky. It compresses textures for cards that don't have obscene amounts of video memory. VT Compress is what I'm really curious about, it seems like something that people would just disable without knowing what it does. Instead, go into Catalyst Control Center and turn OpenGL Triple Buffering on. Just to make sure, did you enable VT Compress? And disable Screen Space Reflections?Īlso, don't enable Vsync in game.
Wolfenstein the new order texture pop in drivers#
I updated drivers and this is one of those awesome oldschool PC walls that I've run up against where something is making this game unplayable but there is no way I can check what. I'm thinking maybe there is a problem with the installation, but I'm not super excited to download 40gb again from Steam. I dropped everything to low, turned everything non essential to off, bumped the resolution to 1280x720. Wolfenstein refuses to run above 10 FPS no matter what I do. I can run the infamous Watch Dogs just fine, Far Cry 3, Black Flag etc no problem. I'm playing it with an AMD card, a kinda old mid-range one at this point. It's basically unplayable with AMD cards, so yeah.