Anyone with low-end PC, how has POE2 performed?
" Loading times are bad even with 7000mb/s gen4 NVME (Samsung 980PRO) AMD Ryzen 7 5700x + RX 6800XT - both almost 100% load in maps, 80-144FPS with massive drops under 40 fPS. UW QHD 3440x1400. I've locked MAX FPS to 72 (because of heat and noise) but to my surpise, FPS drops are now almost gone. IGN: Yatza Last edited by Yacexx#5243 on Dec 16, 2024, 6:03:02 AM
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" this is confusing. isn't this for when GPU is bottlenecking? while some areas in poe2 are bottle necked by even modern CPUs? |
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My 5900x is quite dated by now but it's mostly doing fine. Only exception is the Temple of Kopec second floor. That light source just tanks my fps to 60ish. Otherwise, 7900xtx running good.
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i got a decent low end rig. i7 2600 and a used 1080 i got off ebay for $100 last year. i was on a gtx 950 lol
i get around 70 fps and dips down to 25 fps. my CPU is getting annihilated, but to be fair it's time for a upgrade. ain't poe 2's fault there. 1080 is still a beast though, wow! "Path of Exile's engine is currently modern, lean and fast." - Chris Wilson, September 19th, 2019
"It looks like we broke something with 3.10.0. We don't know what it is yet." - Bex, March 16th, 2020 |
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I have a good rig, not great but I play at 100+ fps (scaling it down to 80fps), log in to 13 ms servers.
First run went perfect, but I don't know what is going on in cruel difficulty, it just spikes constantly. Tried lowering my specs, different server, just to see if anything changes, still the same. I can't for the life understand it so I personally think it's on GGG their side. Had 1 crash so far. All in all, it's fun, needs a lot of improvement but for an early access, I can't complain so far. Haven't done maps yet though, taking my time, and not sacrificing personal life and work for a game ;). CPU: AMD RYZEN 7700X GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT (Still a beast but needs an upgrade, it's bottlenecking my CPU). Runs on a Samsung SSD980 Pro 2TB and 32GB of Ram. Last edited by Iggy1985#9161 on Dec 16, 2024, 10:11:03 AM
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" It is, except few ones like Ubuntu or Debian. Especially gaming distributions (3-15% more FPS on the same rig). |
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