PS: Don't expect that performance in the Base/Avenger view. The difference of the setting though is that most of the time I'm hitting those 50fps. I haven't managed to find any perceptible visual change between Low and High. I can't seem to be able to locate if the Draw Distance setting does ANYTHING in the game. In the game itself, everything is at max except AA which is set at FXAA (yes, I have both FXAA and SMAA enabled, the result is almost complete removal of aliasing), and Draw Distance, which is set at Low. I also enabled SMAA at the "Ultra" preset. I forced them from the "Tweaks" tab of RadeonPro, along with Triple Buffering and a FrameRate Cap of 49. 6,822 2 2 gold badges 7 7 silver badges 34 34 bronze badges 1 Ahhh. What I did is that I changed the refresh rate to 50Hz using 12NoonDispla圜hanger and a RadeonPro Launcher script.Īfter than, I disabled Vsync and Frame Smoothing from the game. It's not really well optimized, it has similar problems to its predecessor. The game WILL drop frames during animations it loads for the first time, and it WILL drop frames in closeups it draws for the first time. This never happened in my PC game The other day, my wife asked me what was next for me in XCOM 2, and I immediately blurted out, I don’t know I’m pretty excited about that. The killer settings are AA (obviously), Draw Distance, SSAO and Depth of Field. If you can still refund the game, I recommend that.A little note about XCOM 2. I gotta go to work riiiight abooouuuuttt. I was simply looking at the Base Game's requirements. To make matters worse, WotC's requirements may be higher.
While it's not a major issue, exceeding the minimum is better than holding on by a string and some bubblegum. That barely meets the minimum required specs, requiring more power draw to speed itself up for the demands of the game. The connection type to the card may also be causing a notable bottleneck.Īs for your processor. though few of them end of spawning tips like hit caps lock to speed up loading like XCOM 2. "Oh! I've got a 900 series! That has to be better than the dead and dated 400 series!" The problem here is that the card cannot apply shaders as well as the minimum required. This never happened in my PC game The other day, my wife asked me. I can see this being an easy mistake to make.
XCOM 2 PC NEVER LOADS DRIVERS
The crashes are likely occurring because the drivers cannot handle the requests going to the card, and that's likely because the card cannot process the graphics for too long. The 940MX, however, while it's capable of running DX12, and has better clock speeds, is still notably weaker than the minimum required EOL GTX 470.
XCOM 2 PC NEVER LOADS SOFTWARE
While I'll admit to not being a super-duper hardware guy, everything on the software side checks out. And you still have the issue of not meeting the minimum.
But this is only recommended if the laptop is multiple years old. You might breathe more life by disassembling the laptop, and reapplying thermal paste. And the game crashes, there's your problem. Consider running Speedfan or a similar, better tool to monitor the heat of the GPU. Laptops sometimes have issues with power consumption and heat. THAT BEING SAID, after looking things over again.
I made this massive type-up about how you don't meet minimum specs, and I was reading off the recommended.
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