WTF@Performance ??! I get the SAME fps on RSII as Rome 2...
i have a i7 3820 with 16gb ram and GTX 690.... i get 10-60 FPS on rome 2 with all graphics on max
... i am getting the same fps on RSII wtf???
i am only running single screen at 1920x1080
how is it possible that im getting the same performance with rome 1 and rome 2?..
Senator
Re: WTF@Performance ??! I get the SAME fps on RSII as Rome 2...
Hiya - Long poem short; ancient P4 4ghz > i7 etc etc for most games in the TW series.
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Centenarius
Re: WTF@Performance ??! I get the SAME fps on RSII as Rome 2...
cause R2 is a big buggy unoptimized untested mess. in a few weeks/months they´ll probably have fixed most performance issues
Re: WTF@Performance ??! I get the SAME fps on RSII as Rome 2...
turn AA off (you can turn it on by nvidia panel which handles better), edit .exe with cff explorer to use more than 2gb ram, turn vegatation and grass lower and last and not least defrag your computer once a weeki have toshiba satellite a660m, where i have i7 720qm, 4gb ram and geforce 330 gt - it runs Rome 2 on medium smoothly (only on battle where are more than 3-4k troops i have lag) and roma surrectum perfectly
(with 7-8k troopers in battle without lag)
Re: WTF@Performance ??! I get the SAME fps on RSII as Rome 2...
rtw is programmed for windows 98: it reads only 1 core: so your whopping 3,8 ghz 4 core is a 3,4 ghz 1 core
Decanus
Re: WTF@Performance ??! I get the SAME fps on RSII as Rome 2...
A super fancy computer will get you no more added performance running RS2 than my $350 laptop from walmart.
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