Black Desert Online - RTX 3080 Ti, Ryzen 5800X (Remastered)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- A simple peformance test in Black Desert Online while grinding mobs with Lahn at Forest Ronaros. This is how the game performs on modern hardware.
PC Specs:
CPU - Ryzen 5800X
GPU - RTX 3080 Ti
RAM - 32GB @3800MHz
Resolution - 2560x1440
Graphics Settings - "Remastered" 
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I have 3080 and I5-8600k playing on 2k 165hz display and medium settings, still my game drops to 120-130, is the CPU problem there?
Yes most likely, I had an i5-8400 before and while it was good back then it often reached 100% usage. With a better CPU you would likely get more FPS.
What manufacturer is your 3080ti and what fan speed % is it running during gameplay? Asking beacuse your card is sitting around 70C while mine is pushing 80. 3080ti ftw3 ultra.
It's a Palit GameRock. I haven't checked the fan speed closely but it is not running loud. If I would guess I would say it's somewhere around 60-70% when recording this.
Mine is 3080 ftw3 ultra aswell and in remaster it hit arround 82 83c its kind anoying the noise grafic make
Hello, please tell me what is the problem. I have similar computer parts, but the fps is always around 110-120, but when I turn on AMD super resolution, the fps, on the contrary, increases to 140-150. On the farm is always in the region of 90-100. But when I change the settings from the remaster to the weakest, the fps is always no more than 150. Why such staggers?
"AMD super resolution" or FSR 1.0 lowers the resolution and then scales it back up so you get more performance but more blurry picture. You may also need to disable vsync in BDO, you do this by going to Nvidia Control Panel and add Black Desert to the 3D applications list and set "vertical sync" to Disabled. Also make sure you run the game in fullscreen.
@@Trollkonto Thanks for the answer.
Hello sir do I have sorc, if yes can make a video of it I wana see how it looks to play her in such settings and if not please make a one for temporary 🙏
I have a sorc, but she is only lvl56 and does not have all the skills. Maybe for a future project.
@@Trollkonto will be waiting 🖤
How much max temp u got? Btw, what cooler are you using?
I haven't looked at temps while gaming because it usually runs cool. But it reaches 79-80 degrees during Cinebench R23. I use a Corsair H115i RGB PRO XT .
dam my gpu only runs 50%-70% usage =( and cpu only 5% 3900x+3080ti
do you have vsync on?
turn v sync off, go into fullscreen mode, allocate your cores in windows task manager
BDO love fast singlecore CPU + low latencies ram. 5800x3d is your best bet, or 5900x/5950x if you value multicore performance
it stutters a lot. do you know how to fix it?
found a solution yet? i been searching for fix because in my case, fps drops when using a skill, pretty much what you see in the video, game runs good, but when i start to press skills to grind mobs fps go down, after skill animation is over it go up again, i dont really know if this is normal..
@@hderwynDev i made a video about that. hope it helps
@@Pistanity can u link the vid here please 🖤
The game have a little bit of stutter when it loads new areas, even on a fast machine and that's just how the game works. However having a fast CPU and RAM helped removing almost all of the stuttering for me. Also, make sure you install the game on an SSD if you haven't already. Maybe I could help more if I knew your PC specs.
@@Trollkonto whats your ram speed and cpu?
Have you tried it with AMD FidelityFX enabled? Is it better looking in-game?
I have, but the problem with FSR in this game is that you have to enable TAA which makes the game very blurry. Pearl Abyss did a bad job adding this feature to the game, because TAA usually looks a lot better in other games.
@@Trollkonto have you tried it with FXAA instead TAA?
@@infamousorca7394 You can't, selecting FSR (Fidelity FX Super Resolution) forces you to use TAA. That's why I don't use FSR in BDO
@@Trollkonto You do realize there's a trick to run AMD FidelityFX with FXAA, I've been running it on my Laptop for half a year now. Try looking at Choice's channel on how to do it. Then probably make another video of the result
@@infamousorca7394 There may be a workaround to it but I'm not sure an FSR video will be that interesting. In the end it's basically the same as lowering the resolution performance wise, and I will just run into a CPU bottleneck instead. Right now with these settings the game is quite well balanced between CPU and GPU performance.
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Seba Clasher - Hate (from PC Building Simulator)
@@Trollkonto I have a 3080 ti with r7 5700x, and it gives me the same problem of the gpu dropping at less than 90% use, that's why the fps drop and it gives stuttering, could you find a solution? my monitor is UQHD
@@Oscar-cx2zc BDO can be really demanding on CPU. At 2560x1440 your GPU may be "too fast" for your CPU (depending on what graphics settings you use) and the the GPU utilization may go down because of it. However there shouldn't be much more stutter because of it. BDO stutters some when it loads new areas, characters etc. most noticeable in Cities. If you are using a Freesync/G-sync monitor you can get stutter if the FPS constantly goes in and out of the Sync-Range the monitor has. Capping the FPS a few FPS below your monitors max refresh rate may solve this (for example set a 140fps cap if you have 144Hz G-sync monitor).
I am not sure exactly how your game behaves so I can only give general advice.