Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
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Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
I don't know if this a bug or a hardware issue, so I'll just post this here.
I love overgrowth, I have since the moment I saw it. But it is INSANELY taxing on my computer. I can run the new tomb raider game on high to ultra settings with a few dips here and there, but overgrowth lags with
-2 bunnies
-2 swords
and the map itself.
It runs perfectly fine, up until there is lots of blood, or when characters try to get up from being dead/knocked over.
Also, the grassy, and foresty maps are so horribly framey. And without graphical settings aside from sum launchers, (And even at the lowest) it still runs terribly. I don't know if it's optization, or what it is, but is anyone else experiencing this?
-SIDE NOTE- I played it a lot, but since the last patch, the whole "Characters getting up" lag is new. I recall the patchnotes said something about ragdolls being improved.
-SIDE- -SIDE NOTE- I have an AMD 7800 series, intel i-7 quad core, 32 gb ram.
I love overgrowth, I have since the moment I saw it. But it is INSANELY taxing on my computer. I can run the new tomb raider game on high to ultra settings with a few dips here and there, but overgrowth lags with
-2 bunnies
-2 swords
and the map itself.
It runs perfectly fine, up until there is lots of blood, or when characters try to get up from being dead/knocked over.
Also, the grassy, and foresty maps are so horribly framey. And without graphical settings aside from sum launchers, (And even at the lowest) it still runs terribly. I don't know if it's optization, or what it is, but is anyone else experiencing this?
-SIDE NOTE- I played it a lot, but since the last patch, the whole "Characters getting up" lag is new. I recall the patchnotes said something about ragdolls being improved.
-SIDE- -SIDE NOTE- I have an AMD 7800 series, intel i-7 quad core, 32 gb ram.
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Re: Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
Those are pretty high specs. In both Windows and Linux my laptop can hit 120 FPS, and I'm using Intel HD 4000 and a Core i3-3110M @2.4GHz. I havent't played in a while though, so I'm gonna check back and see if I lag.
Re: Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
you know this game is alpha? (do not expect a a game wich has no lagg or bugs at all)
Re: Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
It's still strange, with that resources it should run pretty well. I don't know how good the gfx card is, but the other stuff is very similar to my setup and it runs perfectly fine for me.rodeje25 wrote:you know this game is alpha? (do not expect a a game wich has no lagg or bugs at all)
Re: Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
yet every computer is differentSurak wrote:It's still strange, with that resources it should run pretty well. I don't know how good the gfx card is, but the other stuff is very similar to my setup and it runs perfectly fine for me.rodeje25 wrote:you know this game is alpha? (do not expect a a game wich has no lagg or bugs at all)
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I found when I was usīng an old 5850 that fiddling with GPU skinning in the settings made a massive difference to the framerate. I guess the gpu didn't support it, and maybe since your card is a few years old that is the problem. Just guessing here, I would've thought 7800 series might support it.
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Re: Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
I know it's alpha, but I'm not sure that each update should be doing the opposite of optimizing?rodeje25 wrote:you know this game is alpha? (do not expect a a game wich has no lagg or bugs at all)
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Re: Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
My specs are:
i-7 quad 3.40GB
16GB Ram
Nvidia GeForce GTX 760 (192-bit)
I've been running lag free. I'd say it's probably the GPU.
i-7 quad 3.40GB
16GB Ram
Nvidia GeForce GTX 760 (192-bit)
I've been running lag free. I'd say it's probably the GPU.
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Re: Is overgrowth overly taxing on your computer?
Yeah that would be my guess. Then again as some people said it's still in alpha. Bugs and crashes are sprinkled throughout. How ever, if you are having issues when the particle effects are being emitted you may want to either turn down the resolution or some of the other graphical settingsDuff_Duffington wrote:My specs are:
i-7 quad 3.40GB
16GB Ram
Nvidia GeForce GTX 760 (192-bit)
I've been running lag free. I'd say it's probably the GPU.