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Build Specifications -
Ryzen 5600X3D
Thermalright peerless assassin 120 SE
2x16GB DDR4 CL18 3600MTs
ASRock B550M-itx/ac
Silicon Power 1TB gen 4 nvme
Onix Odyssey ARC B580 12GB
CoolerMaster nr200
Windows 11 Pro 24H2
Hisense 4K 144Hz Freesync premium pro gaming TV
EDIT: To invoke the old meme: Will it play Crysis? No, no it won't. At least not acceptably. Buy the remaster if you want to play on ARC.
First thing I played was Spiderman Miles Morales. Ray tracing seems to be nerfed on battle mage. I'd seen reviews where it crashed or had other issues using RT in a number of titles. In this game, performance with it turned on is not consistent and tanks hard at times. Drivers should get it sorted out as the weeks go by.
1440 custom settings (no motion blur, chromatic ab, film grain, depth of field or any of that stuff) RT off, with XeSS ultra quality and FSR frame gen was the best blend of visuals and performance for my taste. High refresh 120+ fps most of the time, VRAM used was at most 9-10GB. I will try 4K XeSS quality and balanced next.
The 5600X3D fed it well. I have Miles fully maxed out on powers and abilities, so I can swing super fast near the streets. I did not have a single problem. Played about an hour.
They fixed Tomb Raider 2013. Refreshing to not need DXVK to get good frame pacing. 4k max settings ran great and I played for about 4 hours since I have never finished the game and intend to do so. Spends most of the time in the 80-90s fps but hits the frame cap I set of 120 indoors a lot. This game has no business looking as good as it does and only using 2GB VRAM at 4K max.
I'll try Assassins Creed Odyssey on the B580 Odyssey next. It was a mess without DXVK on the A750.
They have not fixed Arkham Knight. It still crashes on launch. Bummer. DXVK to the rescue, but it's been years now, fix it already.
Ryzen 5600X3D
Thermalright peerless assassin 120 SE
2x16GB DDR4 CL18 3600MTs
ASRock B550M-itx/ac
Silicon Power 1TB gen 4 nvme
Onix Odyssey ARC B580 12GB
CoolerMaster nr200
Windows 11 Pro 24H2
Hisense 4K 144Hz Freesync premium pro gaming TV
EDIT: To invoke the old meme: Will it play Crysis? No, no it won't. At least not acceptably. Buy the remaster if you want to play on ARC.
First thing I played was Spiderman Miles Morales. Ray tracing seems to be nerfed on battle mage. I'd seen reviews where it crashed or had other issues using RT in a number of titles. In this game, performance with it turned on is not consistent and tanks hard at times. Drivers should get it sorted out as the weeks go by.
1440 custom settings (no motion blur, chromatic ab, film grain, depth of field or any of that stuff) RT off, with XeSS ultra quality and FSR frame gen was the best blend of visuals and performance for my taste. High refresh 120+ fps most of the time, VRAM used was at most 9-10GB. I will try 4K XeSS quality and balanced next.
The 5600X3D fed it well. I have Miles fully maxed out on powers and abilities, so I can swing super fast near the streets. I did not have a single problem. Played about an hour.
They fixed Tomb Raider 2013. Refreshing to not need DXVK to get good frame pacing. 4k max settings ran great and I played for about 4 hours since I have never finished the game and intend to do so. Spends most of the time in the 80-90s fps but hits the frame cap I set of 120 indoors a lot. This game has no business looking as good as it does and only using 2GB VRAM at 4K max.
I'll try Assassins Creed Odyssey on the B580 Odyssey next. It was a mess without DXVK on the A750.
They have not fixed Arkham Knight. It still crashes on launch. Bummer. DXVK to the rescue, but it's been years now, fix it already.
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