Map optimizing ?
My FPS are hovering between 15 and most rarely 50.
My CPU ([email protected]) usage hovers at 50% ALL THE TIME ON ANY MAP and my GPU (6950 2gb) usage hovers around 20-30% with pits at 0% during which my game is stuck at 15fps ON ANY MAP.
Don't tell me this is bad map optimization, if it was, my CPU and/or my GPU usage would be at 100% most of the time ; this is something else here.
If my GPU or CPU usage was 100%, I'd say "yeah ok, time to buy new hardware" but here my computer has enough horsepower to run the game twice, and if it was possible I'm sure it wouldn't change anything to my average FPS.
Let's face it, game looks outdated (equivalent to 4-5 year old game) so there is no reason AT ALL that it should perform like Crysis.
So the performance issues are not justified.
Rendering. Distance. No. Comparison. "Faked" distance details do not count. Crysis 2 is almost a corridor shooter compared to Far Cry, for example. Please consider the facts and details before making assumptions - RO2, as John says, is pumping far more total geometry than Crysis is. The shiny shiny has blinded you to the details I'm afraid
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Map optimizing ?
My FPS are hovering between 15 and most rarely 50.
My CPU ([email protected]) usage hovers at 50% ALL THE TIME ON ANY MAP and my GPU (6950 2gb) usage hovers around 20-30% with pits at 0% during which my game is stuck at 15fps ON ANY MAP.
Don't tell me this is bad map optimization, if it was, my CPU and/or my GPU usage would be at 100% most of the time ; this is something else here.
If my GPU or CPU usage was 100%, I'd say "yeah ok, time to buy new hardware" but here my computer has enough horsepower to run the game twice, and if it was possible I'm sure it wouldn't change anything to my average FPS.
It's good to hear you are working things out but I'm affraid you are going the wrong way.
Now the only hope I have left is a brand new saving AMD driver optimized for RO2
I'm pretty sure that's equivalent to onboard graphics. You are lucky you can even play the game to be honest.