Neither of these cards should have issues hitting 60 in this game, what are you smoking square. Seriously, I was shocked when my 6650XT is doing so poorly and it really seems like most settings don't actually do much to improve performance outside of DLSS/FSR.
I feel like this is the fundamental problem with console games thinking 30 fps is an acceptable target. When you start there, all of your coding and optimizations end up trying to just be "good enough" and so you end up with a game and game engine that can barely hit 100 fps at low settings and 1080p on the fastest hardware available. Square is so concerned with making an epic, cinematic movie that it forgot how to do the rest of the game properly. I mean, the first three or so hours of this is all just exposition with cutscene after cutscene, all capped at 30 fps.
@@gamingbench2019 Thankfully the cutscenes can be unlocked with a mod but that's a mod...not square. I truly don't understand why square think this way because the PS5 was advertised as the change from 30fps being acceptable and I remember it being like "you can play games at 60fps now too!". It's quite dissapointing, I bought my card thinking it would do a decent enough job because...I mean it's about in line with all of the other 1080p specialized cards. Slightly slower than a 7600 and a bit more slower than a 4060 sure but in most other games that amounts to like 10FPS difference at most from everything I saw. The scummiest thing was the demo - it ran far better than the main game. Noticably so. Literally no area past the demo runs as well as the demo area does.
Neither of these cards should have issues hitting 60 in this game, what are you smoking square. Seriously, I was shocked when my 6650XT is doing so poorly and it really seems like most settings don't actually do much to improve performance outside of DLSS/FSR.
I feel like this is the fundamental problem with console games thinking 30 fps is an acceptable target. When you start there, all of your coding and optimizations end up trying to just be "good enough" and so you end up with a game and game engine that can barely hit 100 fps at low settings and 1080p on the fastest hardware available. Square is so concerned with making an epic, cinematic movie that it forgot how to do the rest of the game properly. I mean, the first three or so hours of this is all just exposition with cutscene after cutscene, all capped at 30 fps.
@@gamingbench2019 Thankfully the cutscenes can be unlocked with a mod but that's a mod...not square. I truly don't understand why square think this way because the PS5 was advertised as the change from 30fps being acceptable and I remember it being like "you can play games at 60fps now too!".
It's quite dissapointing, I bought my card thinking it would do a decent enough job because...I mean it's about in line with all of the other 1080p specialized cards. Slightly slower than a 7600 and a bit more slower than a 4060 sure but in most other games that amounts to like 10FPS difference at most from everything I saw.
The scummiest thing was the demo - it ran far better than the main game. Noticably so. Literally no area past the demo runs as well as the demo area does.