

#High school dxd new episode 12 1080p#
It’s important to note that Assassin’s Creed Unity officially supports Nvidia’s Gameworks, so we figured a solid 60fps at 1080p should be easily achieved. On the Nvidia side, we tested the game on a GTX 680 and an Intel I7 4930K. However, we found that changing the shadow quality to its lower settings made a substantial difference with frame rate gains up to 5 and in some areas up to 10.Ĭorresponding screenshots from the PlayStation 4 version.

Removing anti-aliasing from 8X MSAA to FXAA did not bring any improvement. On average, we saw frame rates ranging from 20 to 30 seconds with a lot of stuttering in between.

In some cases, the drops were as unexpected as 1 fps, literally forcing us out of the game. Unfortunately, we encountered massive drops in frame rate in our game. We expected 30fps stability with 1080p as the setup was quite close to the settings recommended by Ubisoft. The first configuration was an AMD 8350 4.0 GHZ processor and an R 290 GPU coupled with 16 GB of RAM.
#High school dxd new episode 12 Pc#
We first tested the PC version on two admirable configuration sets. It’s very disappointing that a game with so much potential gets bogged down with serious stuttering and frame rate issues. It does not mean that the whole game is broken, but it is simply unplayable at times. However, all of this is thrown out the window when one sits down for an extended session with the game. It’s an intriguing look at what’s possible with the current generation of modern gaming consoles and PCs, and a testament that games are about to cross the bridge between them and big-budget movies. Its physical rendering and overall lighting solutions elevate visuals to an almost CG level and the animations are some of the best we’ve seen in video games. Assassins’ Creed Unity is perhaps one of the most beautiful games of all time. We’ll cover the negatives later, but describe what Unity is good at. Unfortunately, it seems Ubisoft skipped these two very important steps when developing the very ambitious Assassin’s Creed Unity. A selection of screenshots from the PC version with everything displayed with variable anti-aliasing.Ĭorresponding screenshot from the PlayStation 4 version.
