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100% CPU acvalhalla.exe
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hi guys i play it on this potato dont laught it works
i put settings mixed low or medium
GTX 1050 TI 4gb
16 GB DDR4
G4400 3.3GHZ
i set vsynch ON cos i dont know if need set to adaptive i must set FPS 30 or unlimited ?
i had for now these problem first time i normal walk then screen freeze then
i had first time infinitive loading white screen after i set adaptive it goes now ok
i normal pass first mission now i am on familly matters level and game crash without any error
i think main problem is that this acvalhalla.exe goes automatically to almost 100% CPU using i dont know why and what a problem
has anyone same problem ? try using processlasso or another
pls help me guys
or i need wait for more patches
for example i played watch dogs legion all settings on medium it has also DX12 and everything was OK. -
GTX 1050 TI 4gb works? How is it possible? The official page suggests 960 as minimum and also there is a note below that the 1060 is the minimum card for the 10-series.
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@olympus2018 It's still going to work it just wont be as effective as their Minimum/Recommended Requirements at maintaining a stable FPS.
@nikinko17 Well the biggest problem is the CPU considering its only Dual Core, with the absolute minimum being a Quad Core. Chances are that your CPU is just bottle necking like crazy as I think this game is a bit more CPU intensive than most. -
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@nikinko17 The Graphics card is fine, just that Ubisoft games and their bloody Denuvo DRM stuff tends to really eat at CPU usage plus this game also utliises CPU as well as GPU.
An i5 6400 should make it a decent amount better, I have an i7 8700k with 6 cores and my usage when playing is only around 40-50% with everything maxed out at 1440P resolution on a 2080ti.
If it doesn't work you should run Task Manager and set it to 'Always on top' that way while you play you can see what it gets to and what other programs are eating at the CPU usage and can easily shut them down.
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