Sorry if a new thread bothers anyone but I wanted to fork this away from the GameWorks controversy and just focus on player experiences.
I'm playing on a 4770K at 4.4GHz, single AMD 290X (I have two but CrossFire is not working yet) and 16GB of RAM. The game is running at around 50-60 fps, on High settings at 2560x1440. I turned Detail Level up to Ultra, and turned off HairWorks entirely, other the rest of the settings are standard.
Even though I am only getting around 50-60 fps, it feels very fluid - better than I would have expected. It's even more demanding visually than Dragon Age: Inquisition, and they had a fraction of the budget of that game. They definitely met my expectations.
Here are some screenshots from the very beginning of the game: http://imgur.com/a/6karq
Those of you with poor performance, disable HairWorks entirely. The "High" settings use HairWorks on Geralt by default and most users are reporting it tanks their performance regardless of GPU, NVIDIA or AMD.
I'm playing on a 4770K at 4.4GHz, single AMD 290X (I have two but CrossFire is not working yet) and 16GB of RAM. The game is running at around 50-60 fps, on High settings at 2560x1440. I turned Detail Level up to Ultra, and turned off HairWorks entirely, other the rest of the settings are standard.
Even though I am only getting around 50-60 fps, it feels very fluid - better than I would have expected. It's even more demanding visually than Dragon Age: Inquisition, and they had a fraction of the budget of that game. They definitely met my expectations.
Here are some screenshots from the very beginning of the game: http://imgur.com/a/6karq
Those of you with poor performance, disable HairWorks entirely. The "High" settings use HairWorks on Geralt by default and most users are reporting it tanks their performance regardless of GPU, NVIDIA or AMD.