"Cities skylines 2 is built for the future"
"Also here's a console port current gen system that have been out for 3 years"
Yeah sure fam.
"Also here's a console port current gen system that have been out for 3 years"
Yeah sure fam.
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I mean it would be weird to wait 4 years until the next console gen is out. Consoles do not get updated every 2 years. In fact, only recently have current gen exclusives become common on the PS.
Refer to my first posting, quoting this person. Very disingenuous and doublespeak'ish. This company isn't seeing a cent from me again lol. Whoever this community manager is should go into politics.
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Here is an update:
I have moved the game over to my son's computer setup:
- He's using a Ryzen 7 7800X3D paired with an RTX 4070TI and 32GB of RAM.
Some of the changes I made there:
1) Turned off V-sync (I'm running a 360hz G-sync)
2) Adjusted the resolution to 1080p at 360Hz, up from the default 60Hz.
3) Followed the recommended settings provided by the makers.
After these adjustments, the game now maintains a consistent 90-100 FPS, although occasional stutters still occur, dipping to around 25 FPS. However, it's a notably smoother and more enjoyable experience when I scroll and navigate around.
Upon returning to my own system, equipped with an RTX 4080 and Ryzen 7 5800X, with the same adjustment using the same 360Hz screen, I still encountered low frame rate of 25-30 FPS.
It seems that the Ryzen 7 7800X3D may be a crucial factor in achieving better performance.
I have not done this yet, but pairing a better X3D CPU and 4080/4090 could yield more FPS?
I hope this information is helpful.
I have moved the game over to my son's computer setup:
- He's using a Ryzen 7 7800X3D paired with an RTX 4070TI and 32GB of RAM.
Some of the changes I made there:
1) Turned off V-sync (I'm running a 360hz G-sync)
2) Adjusted the resolution to 1080p at 360Hz, up from the default 60Hz.
3) Followed the recommended settings provided by the makers.
After these adjustments, the game now maintains a consistent 90-100 FPS, although occasional stutters still occur, dipping to around 25 FPS. However, it's a notably smoother and more enjoyable experience when I scroll and navigate around.
Upon returning to my own system, equipped with an RTX 4080 and Ryzen 7 5800X, with the same adjustment using the same 360Hz screen, I still encountered low frame rate of 25-30 FPS.
It seems that the Ryzen 7 7800X3D may be a crucial factor in achieving better performance.
I have not done this yet, but pairing a better X3D CPU and 4080/4090 could yield more FPS?
I hope this information is helpful.
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I have an older machine, so I am not surprised I have to lower my settings. I wish there was an easier way to detect optimal settings in the game based on my configuration, but I spent a good deal of time tinkering to try and get them where the game UI would render in a more stable condition and did not look ugly. Finally got to where I thought it was good, played for 30m - 1hr and had a fatal crash. Apparently, there's no autosave, so all progress was lost.
I hope you work out your performance issues soon, but they're really making it impossible to have fun.
I hope you work out your performance issues soon, but they're really making it impossible to have fun.
Autosave is off by default, but it is there as an option. I highly suggest turning it on.
Frankly the default settings the game ships with are terrible. A lot of people have had the autosave problem and it's such an easy thing to prevent with a sensible default. Same with some of the worst performance issues. When you put out a guide telling people what settings to change to make it play well... those should be the default.
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I just hope that Colossal Order and Paradox Interactive understand what is the target audience for City building sim, and what kind of PC those individuals usually have. It is not quite a specs that you'd expect from strategy game.
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For a first impression you can use the windows game bar. Windows key + G. Then you can pin the performance overlay.
The game doesn't have an FPS counter. You will need to use a third party solution. If you have an NVidia card and run Geforce Experience, they have one built in that you can turn on (not sure about AMD but I would expect they have one too). You can also use other software like RivaTuner and Intel PresentMon among others. Best option is to Google it and choose what works best for you.
Steam can add an FPS counter on overlay, if you play with steam.
If you enable developer mode (-developerMode argument) on CS II, then you can enable a frame counter in game options.
If you turn on devmode you can use the ingame fps counter, it's already build into the game you can only turn it on using devmode I think. To turn the fos meter on or off you can find it in the main menu. But like I said I think it only shows up if you turn dev mode on.
Why would a performance target pertain to a city covering at best 1/4 of the map. Surely it should pertain to 400k cities.
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To check cpu you don't have to watch FPS, but the simulation core speed, in developer tool. It will say to you the real simulation speed and you will see if cpu handle the load.
Right now, 13900k and 7950x NON 3d seems the better, they can handle 400000 people at 4x speed and the simulation will stay at 4x.
7800x3d is only 8 cores, this games scales even on 32 cores (they tested it on this forum) So the more cores, the better you are, like in cinebench test.
3d cache will help, for sure, but it's a secondary thing versus cores count and cores speed, in this game.
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100k is handled, with my 11900k problems starting after 250k people. i can't go more than 1x at that people quantity.
I red, 13900k, can handle 400k people at 4x speed before reaching 100% utilizzation.
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30 klatek to ok, ale grafika jest okropna, a cienie dramatyczne. Drzewa wyglądają okropnie, a kolory to katastrofa.
Najbardziej zaskoczyło mnie to, że była noc i księżyc odbijał się w wodzie, a na niebie nie było księżyca
Najbardziej zaskoczyło mnie to, że była noc i księżyc odbijał się w wodzie, a na niebie nie było księżyca
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Any chance of seeing another patch soon, fixing a bit more. It has been a week since the last patch, and with the games state at mind, quicker patching (instead of larger one) would be preferred, but I also understand the need to make sure the fixes coming out actually do not break the game even more (Looking at EA and Battlefield 2042), that would be worse.
So is there any plans to reveal the timeline (expected) for the next patch ?
So is there any plans to reveal the timeline (expected) for the next patch ?
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Just wondering what cooling are you running on that chip? I have the same one, not experienced any heat issues.