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Anywho I hope they patch this at some point as it is a very fixable issue. I still think they just forgot to uncheck the AVX when they compiled the game. New Dawn, Anthem, Crackdown 3, etc all of except Crackdown have superior graphics and way larger maps than GE3 so there is literally no logical reason why they had to include AVX. Plenty of complex and graphically intense new games do not use AVX i.e. :)ĪVX is not needed by any modern game for any reason. Thing is, we know of a way to either make them stop the practice or stop releasing these games in PC, but our need for our Japanese anime fix may be greater than that. If it works on some PCs out there, that's fine for them. I'd also chalk it to the game being pretty much a direct port from the PS4, and Japanese devs simply not caring about PC optimization at all. I think you just don't understand what the term potato actually means.ĪVX is not needed by any modern game for any reason. Originally posted by NormireX:i7 930 here and it is far from a "potato" Was playing Far Cry New Dawn with HD Texture Pack on Ultra settings with smooth fps and yeah I have a MSI Gaming X 1060 6gb and 24gb ddr3 ram which helps but my point is just because a processor is missing an unneeded feature does not make it a "potato". UPDATE: for the lols, ran it through the SDE on my 1950X with Vega FE averaged about 20 fps without the -ivb and an actually playable high 20s to 30 fps with that -ivb arugment. I'll stick to playing this on my Threadripper build lmao.
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Probably would be better to just upgrade to a processor that is not 9 or 10 years old lol. Probably the Intel processor of that time would be better? Without that -ivb above it was averaging 8 fps lol. Potato system, potato results for a new game for sure. On an AMD Phenom II X4 955 with an AMD Radeon 7970, I was averaging 15 fps, but it was in the 10-40 fps range. the "-ivb" Ivy Bridge argument on the sde.exe doubled performance versus not using it or trying to fake an Ice Lake processor. Adminstrator mode for Steam is a requirement, not sure about PowerShell, but ran with it anyways Check your Task Manager under PowerShell or CMD, if you wanna see it 'spooling' up. NOTE: The good old command prompt works too, but must be "run as administrator". Nagivate to God Eater 3 folder: default would be: cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GOD EATER 3" Open a Windows PowerShell window: press (Windows Key + X) and select Windows PowerShell (Admin) Next close and reopen your steam client as an administrator and set it to run in offline mode. Then you have to make a text file named: steam_appid.txt in that folder too.Īdd the God Eater 3 steam ID to the blank text file: 899440 Make sure you have the SDE.exe in there and not another. So you should have a bunch of new folders and files in it.
The default should be something like this:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GOD EATER 3\ Next you want to uncompress the contents of that file twice (cuz it's a compressed file in a compressed file) into your God Eater 3 binaries folder.
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This assumes you're running at least Windows 10 - version 1809:įirst download the Intel SDE to emulate AVX, etc.Ĭurrently it should be this file: sde-external-8.33.2 without AVX) pre Intel Ivy Bridge, pre AMD Constructor series.
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How to run God Eater 3 with an ancient potato Processor (i.e.
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