I'm running it on a Ryzen 5800X, 3080, 32GB RAM and M2 PCIe 3 SSD.1440 Ultra, RT High, locked 60 fps. Wait for DF to do an in-depth on the game's performance, and wait for a few patches to drop which HOPEFULLY will fix this mess. So, this is sort of a PSA to everyone planning to get the game on PC. DLSS helps boost the frame rates a bit, but it doesn't get rid of the annoying stutter. I have to play 1080p to get it stable and playable, which kinda of sucks. But the game running at 30fps and below under certain circumstances is disappointing. Turning off Control Flow Guard in Windows 11 for the game seems to have helped eliminate most of that (at least 90%), but I have to test it further. Even when the game is running at 50fps, it feels like 30fps because of the amount of constant stutter the game suffers from. The main problem I am facing is the stutter, which makes the game appear to run slower than it is. Indoors, the game avgs around 40-50fps if there are NPCs around, and in class rooms, it shoots above 80-90fps and remains butter smooth. At 2K (High or Ultra settings), which my RTX 3080 should handle just fine, it avgs around 30-50 fps in open world envrionments while dipping below 30fps during intense combat scenarios. You can, however, change the Rendering Resolution, which I guess is a subtitute for changing resolutions.Īt 4K native, the game doesn't go above 20-30fps. My PC specs:Intel i5-11400RTX 3080500GB SSDWindows 11įirst of all, the game doesn't support Fullscreen mode, and because of that, you cannot change the resolution.
It uses Unreal Engine 4, and despite pre-rendering the shaders on every launch, the game stutters a freaking lot. Hogwarts Legacy on PC is an unoptimized mess.
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