VirtualMirage
Limp Gawd
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- Nov 29, 2011
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I recently took advantage of the large markdown on Steam for Batman Arkham Knight. As much as I wanted to get the game earlier, I was boycotting it due to all the issues the PC release had. So far it seems their fixes have done quite a bit to make the game worthy to own, at least if you have a beefy PC. It certainly doesn't play at as high of a frame rate as the older Arkham games, but the graphics have certainly been improved over the prior as well. The gameplay itself, so far, has been just as (if not more) enjoyable than the previous releases.
Below you will see roughly about 40-45 minutes of an hour plus gaming session I had playing Arkham Knight. The game was running at full screen, 4K, with just about every setting turned up to the highest and every Gameworks feature turned on. The only setting I left off was anti-aliasing since I don't feel I need it when playing at 4K. The video card is a Nvidia GTX 1080 FE OC'd to a power limit of 120%, temp limit to 83C, core overclock custom curve of +142MHz, memory overclock +400MHz, and custom fan profile set to a near 1:1 ratio of temp to fan speed %. The rest of the PC specs can be seen in my signature. I will say just turning off interactive smoke/fog and debris allows the game to run at near 60fps (my set cap and refresh rate cap) the whole time (it's a performance hog, but pretty). Enjoy!
Below you will see roughly about 40-45 minutes of an hour plus gaming session I had playing Arkham Knight. The game was running at full screen, 4K, with just about every setting turned up to the highest and every Gameworks feature turned on. The only setting I left off was anti-aliasing since I don't feel I need it when playing at 4K. The video card is a Nvidia GTX 1080 FE OC'd to a power limit of 120%, temp limit to 83C, core overclock custom curve of +142MHz, memory overclock +400MHz, and custom fan profile set to a near 1:1 ratio of temp to fan speed %. The rest of the PC specs can be seen in my signature. I will say just turning off interactive smoke/fog and debris allows the game to run at near 60fps (my set cap and refresh rate cap) the whole time (it's a performance hog, but pretty). Enjoy!