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oober said:cool I saw a preview and it looks very nice, but I still have to finish Chaos Theory and Oblivian before I try this one.
Enjoy
useless said:i have seen articles showcasing the physix chip and looks like it could get better... they just need to penetrate the market since it wont be of use if gamers dont have it...
useless said:i have seen articles showcasing the physix chip and looks like it could get better... they just need to penetrate the market since it wont be of use if gamers dont have it...
AGEIA appears to imply and consumers conjecture that the PPU is generating so many objects that the GPU cannot handle the load. Multiple direct tests on the game by using NVIDIA’s and ATI GPUs indicate the GPU has room to spare and in fact, if the PPU is factored out of the game, that the particle content generated by the PPU can easily be drawn at full game speeds by the GPU. So the introduction of the PPU most certainly appears to be the cause of the slow down in this case. NVIDIA specifically can technically verify that the GPU is not the cause of the slowdown.
Consumer reports from users who already have purchased the PPU and GRAW indicate that the PPU “actually slows down the game” in moments when effects are generated that are unique to the PPU. The effects described above appear to be the cause of the slow down – our observations here using a DELL/PPU confirm this. Also see http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17568825. One user comments states: "10-16 FPS slower with hardware PPU, I guess I need another GPU (SLI) to help render the added debris and effects I get from using the PPU, the price of PC gaming just went up again :-(, I can't believe that I have to disable the hardware PhysX card I just paid 200 quid for so that I can play GRAW at an acceptable FPS, to be honest I just feel like giving up on PC gaming these days."
I played and finished all the previous ones.Aspersie said:Did you ever play pandora tommorrow? splinter cell
sleeper said:I'd like to warn anyone that is about to go out and buy GR3 - it looks like they had 3 beta testers in total. I have been waiting anxiously for the release in SA and finally bought it from BT games yesterday. Man - am I dissapointed.
I dont have a SUPER hi-spec machine, but mine is reasonably good (AMD 3200+, 6600GT in SLI, 1GB mem etc), and the game CRAWLS on my machine. I have to set all the effects to low to get it to move sort of smoothly, and I cannot even finish the 1st stage. Not because it is difficult, but because it keeps on crashing. Well, the video seems to crash. The game runs *happily* for a while, then suddenly I will get a blue and black screen. That is it. No more video. I can hear the game continuing, but nothing on the screen.
I found a couple of forums where ppl complain about all the bugs. And, there seems to be a LOT of ppl that complain about the amount of bugs.
No patches have been released and I cannot seem to find any info on how to resolve these issues.
So, I thought I'd just warn you guys. Download the demo or something before buying it to see if this will even run at all on your PC.
I am currently SUPER p!ssed off at UBI for releasing GR3 like this.