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Rise of the Tomb Raider DX12 patch released

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Bacon1 said:
And this right here is how these companies can sell you garbage and make you smile at the same time.

They took a game that used much less VRAM and system RAM made it take more, run slower, and look the same and you are championing for them?

How can anyone honestly say this patch is anything but garbage?
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ahahha 😀 because the side they are rooting for has higher fps count 😎
 
Bacon1 said:
And this right here is how these companies can sell you garbage and make you smile at the same time.

They took a game that used much less VRAM and system RAM made it take more, run slower, and look the same and you are championing for them?

How can anyone honestly say this patch is anything but garbage?
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Besides for the 8GB 390X tested, with Nvidia+290 the game uses 14GB combined in DX11 and DX12. So there is no change. For the 8GB 390X it goes from 11GB to 14GB combined.

Its a shame you didn't check the graphs before you posted 🙂
 
ShintaiDK said:
Besides for the 8GB 390X tested, with Nvidia+290 the game uses 14GB combined in DX11 and DX12. So there is no change. For the 8GB 390X it goes from 11GB to 14GB combined.

Its a shame you didn't check the graphs before you posted 🙂
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Look at the Ram usage 2nd from bottom. 1st and 3rd are much lower (DX11) than 2nd and 4th (DX12)
 
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