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Fallout 4: PC graphics performance review
We test Fallout 4 from Bethesda with multiple modern graphics cards. We have a look at DX11 performance with the newest graphics cards and technologies. We'll also look at frame times, graphics memory and a thing or two more.
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#5196023 Posted on: 11/25/2015 03:27 PM
Shadow distance is the setting that breaks the bank for me. I can lower it to MEDIUM and max out everything else and I never dip below high 50's. If I raise that shadow distance to high or above, I dip down around 40fps outside the boston library.
I have a 295x2 and using the TESV Skyrim crossfire profile but neither GPU seems to get above 65% utilization. I've tried to disable crossfire in the new Crimson driver suite (fallout 4 profile), but GPU2 still stays on. Anyone know why that is?
Shadow distance is the setting that breaks the bank for me. I can lower it to MEDIUM and max out everything else and I never dip below high 50's. If I raise that shadow distance to high or above, I dip down around 40fps outside the boston library.
I have a 295x2 and using the TESV Skyrim crossfire profile but neither GPU seems to get above 65% utilization. I've tried to disable crossfire in the new Crimson driver suite (fallout 4 profile), but GPU2 still stays on. Anyone know why that is?
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I have everything set to ultra except no AA, 1440p.
I just went to the car plant and ran around it for 10 minutes, the lowest FPS I hit was 45FPS and it lasted about 10 seconds, there was some texture load happening when it did. Out of the whole 10 minutes I had maybe 30-40 seconds where it was between 45-60FPS, the rest of the time it was 60FPS. I came at the plant from every angle, from top to bottom.
One good thing of this 10 minute excursion was I found a bobble head I had missed.
The only place I noticed very slight dips from ~60 FPS was from the top of the towers at the Corvega factory when panning the scene. My settings are similar to yours at 1440p except I have God rays and shadow distance at med and I'm using high quality AA.