You must be talking about game releases that were unoptimized at launch. Many games this year that released on PC are now running optimally with the exception of some that still don't support DLSS FG (i.e. Callisto)
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of course, most games don't stay unoptimized forever, but they shouldn't be releasing like that to begin with....
What I think happened with UE5 is poor use of resources management.
Lumen's illumination still requires designer works, but it uses a lot of resources for accuracy, which is nowhere to be seen. Combined with accurate RT, basically hardwares killing.
Nanite's hardly improve draw distance and object LOD, something that better AO has solved long ago.
It's just improvement for sake of improvements
A bunch of UE4 games ran poorly like Jedi Survivor and Hogwarts Legacy, but Unreal Engine aside there's Elden Ring, Wo Long, Forza Motorsport, TLOU Remake, Forspoken, Wild Hearts, Warhammer Darktide, Cities Skyline 2 just this week, you can even throw Starfield into the mix......and these are just the ones off the top of my head
Well, that's the nature of development. As long as the game is fixed over a small period of time, we can declare PC iterations as the best way to play these games (assuming people have the money to shell out for a good build).
60fps average @1440p at max settings.
That means the game has regular FPS drops well below this.
FSR fucking sucks man, I hate the pixel crawling and shimmering
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These games aren't broken in the sense that you can't play them at all. Come on now. Way too much hyperbole.Releasing broken games is the nature of development?
Playing it now on a 4090. Ultra settings @4k w/Path tracing, FG and Ray-Reconstruction. So far straight 60FPS.
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