Originally posted by: Extelleron
Originally posted by: CaiNaM
it plays fine for me on my GTS (and i only have an avg cpu).
2.4ghz X2
avg 28.4
max 59.5
min 14.5
it is an RTS, after all.....
not sure what my DX9 #'s were as i never ran the perf test.
edit: also, according to
this review the 2900xt is not significantly faster than a GTS, so i see no reason why nvidia fans/owners would be in an uproar. The Ultra and GTX are moderately faster, as one would expect.
heck, in
this review the GTS is actually faster..
I get similar performance (13.4 min/27.4 avg) with all maximum settins @ 1680x1050, that's a 640MB GTS @ 625/2000. Still, when playing the actual game I find it unplayable.
weird.. i haven't had an issue. i've only played thru the very first campaign tho (since the patch i no longer show my save games), so it's not as if that's conclusive, but all in all, i've never found an RTS as 'unplayable' or 'poorly playable' averaging 30fps.
Crysis or some other FPS certainly would not be acceptable at those framerates for me, but so far it seems fine for me.
with "ultra" where possible, and "high" everywhere else i get
23.0
49.1
11.6
this is with 4xaa. for some reason tho CoH crashed, likely due to 32bit vista and memory allocation...
Originally posted by: Herradura
The games runs fine on high but I think what most of us are talking about is that on DX9 we had our setting all up to ultra with 4xx and now with the same setting we get crap atleast thats what im saying
true, but the thread is being muddled with crap like "2900xt runs it better" yada yada yada, which i think is not only irrelevant, but from what some review sites have published, utter bull$h|t.
yea, it seems a great expense (performance) for the return (what visual improvements are subtle), but being an RTS i have yet to really feel the "ill effects".
it could simply be poorly done as it's not only an "addon", but also one of the first attempts at DX10 implementation. while it could certainly be this generation (both nvidia and ati) just can't handle it, imo a ground up "dx10 implementation" would be more representative.