Wolfenstein the old blood performance guide

Continue Wolfenstein: Old blood has a fairly long sequence of intros and inconveniently skipping it doesn't reduce the time on the menu significantly. This is because intro movies are also used to mask game download times. In order to skip as many intros as possible, go to the steamapps'common'Wolfenstein Old Blood'base'bink catalog (1) and delete/rename/move file loadvideo_pc_xboxone.bik (2). I just added as a prefix. This will prevent the game from reading the movie, and so it will miss this step. Note that while the game is downloaded you just get a black screen. If you at some point check your game cache through steam, then the movie intro will be added back in. . . . my SLI system scales poorly as soon as usage has risen above 100% on a single tank performance map. While you can just run the game in settings so low that the second card is never used to get reasonable FPs it might be better to just disable the sli/xfire for this game. Unfortunately, the multi-monitor game is broken a bit, for example, movies are not displayed correctly. The flawless Widescreen was a fix, but the game update has since broken that fix. At the time of the push, there was no method to make the game properly displayed on the multi-monitor installation. Let me know in the comments if this has changed or if you know another strategy. This game will automatically detect desktop resolution, and this will only allow the game to work in this resolution when in full screen mode. There is a workaround for this however. The first find of WolfOldBlood.exe in the game catalog here: steamapps-common-Wolfenstein The Old Blood. Tap the right button WolfOldBlood.exe (3) and select properties (4), then select the compatibility tab (5). On this tab, check to override the high DPI scaling behavior. (6), then click Apply (7). Once it's done run the game and go to the graphics settings of the game. First, select the window mode, and then select the resolution you want the game to run. You can then click Alt'Enter to return to full-screen mode again, while maintaining a lower resolution than your home resolution. I found that this game would work in repeated desktop accidents. Unfortunately, after exactly the same CTD three times in a row the game also damaged my save file. I wasn't able to fix the problem, or restore my file save either. I would suggest that anyone be sure to back up their time saves if they are experiencing CTD and that the appropriate first step will be to check the game files. In some scenes you may find that the sound does not match From what I can collect this because the frame rate in the game is too low; some proposed fixes to disable vsync (and turn it on through drivers not in the game settings) and reduce in game resolution. Down picks is the method in which the game is a game displayed in much higher resolution than the monitor, and then the image down sampled in matched the resolution of the display. Doing this anti-aliasing applies to everything in the game, but at the expense of FPS. Nvidia users without sli and running standard permissions can use DSR to perform down samples or by creating custom permission in the Nvidia control panel to provide higher resolution in-game. AmD users have access to something similar, although without the AMD system I am not able to check it out (comment below and let me know). Finally, users who work sli or multiple monitors can use this method to down sample and get rid of these jaggies. Choose the method below that best suits you and follow these instructions. DOWNLOAD SECTION Download Low Specs Experience Optimization Tool FREQUENTLY ASKED ISSUES Easy to explain, Low Specs Experience optimization package delivered within one seamless and intuitive user interface. 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Wolfenstein: The Old Blood zgt; General Discussions zgt; Topic Details Performance fixes 60 FPS gameplay Before you want to go to: AppData/Local and create a folder called MachineGames. In it create another folder called Wolfenstein Old Blood. Once Old Blood is launched, a 1GB texture cache will be created inside this folder. This will ease the texture of pop in the problem (not cure it completely) and stabilize the frame rate. Then you'll need to change the following video settings (regardless of hardware): V-Sync: OFF in the settings menu. Although you have AN and adaptive, it doesn't work properly, and frame rate drops because of it. Ditch and instead force it through the GPU driver. For AMD, you open your catalyst control center and go to Gaming'gt'gt'gt;locate your game .exe and add it to the vertical update: Always on, OpenGL Triple Buffering: ON. NVidia drivers should have a similar option. SOURCE VIRTUALTEXTURE: Included. This one just improves the frame rate. VIRTUALTEXTURE MAX PPF: 16. Keep it at 16 at all times, otherwise serious stuttering and frame drops will occur. SHADOW RESOLUTION: 2048. Don't even bother tuning in above if you don't want the footage of your tank game bad. The shadows look good on 2048 anyway. ANTI ALIAS: OFF. If you have an extra Biffy GPU you can play with this setup, otherwise keep it off as the tanks framed. Now all of a sudden from the unenjoyable gaming experience we get a pretty fluid 60 FPS. In cinema, the frame rate may drop, but its cinematography is so much what it cares about. Wolfenstein doesn't really have much to watch, but it's the best FPS we've got in years, so we just have to put up with a crappy engine. If fPS problems still persist, you can reduce or disable Screen Space Reflections.One last. If you really hate the depth of the field, then you can turn it off. In a pair, click on the game's elected Properties. Add Com_allowConsole 1 (without). Once the console (CTRL or CTRL) is in the game and enter the cvaradd r_postprocessdofmode 0. This should completely disable the depth of the field. It is a pity that we can not do anything about Anti-Aliasing, this game could use it. The last one, edited by the Crimson King; 15 Aug, 2017 2:41am Note: This is only to be used to report spam, advertising and problematic (harassment, brawling or rude) messages. Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, a standalone extension and prequel to Wolfenstein: The New Order, has been released and it's time to see how this game works on the PC platform. Like its predecessor, Wolfenstein: Old Blood Is Powered by ID Tech 5, and suffers from technical problems because of this really outdated engine. As always, we used the Intel i7 4930K (turbo rises by 4.2Ghz) with 8GB of RAM, memory, GTX690, Windows 8.1 64-bit and the latest version of GeForce drivers. Given the fact that the game is powered by ID Tech 5, no SLI profile and MachineGames has no plans to support either SLI or Crossfire.Bethesda and MachineGames have listed the i5 as the minimum CPU requirement for this game. And while this may seem clunky, we must recognize that this requirement is valid to some extent. While the very accelerating old quad-core processors (such as our No9650 processors we used to test Wolfenstein: The New Order) will be able to launch Wolfenstein: The Old Blood without problems, those with - even modern - dual-core processors will face performance problems. Owners of dual-core processors, note that you have to turn on HT, otherwise the game can detect only two threads and can not start at all. To find out if the game scales well on different processors, we modeled dual-core, three-core and quad-core systems. Unfortunately, our simulated dual-core system was unable to provide a permanent 60fps experience. With this particular system, we've noticed the basic frame-speed drops, especially when dealing with a lot of enemies. As soon as we turned on the extra CPU core, we managed to get into the sweet spot of 60fps. The game is currently locked at 60fps, meaning that our simulated three-core and quad-core systems have offered a similar gaming experience to our normal hex-core system. However, we should congratulate MachineGames and ID software, as the engine scales well even on twelve treads (Hyper Threading was included). Graphics-wise, Wolfenstein: Old Blood Looks Average. ID Tech 5 is a really old engine, and suffers from a number of issues. The texture of the streaming is awful, there are a lot of low-resolution textures used, Megatextures technology hasn't helped this game at all, as there are a lot of repetitive textures, multi-GPUs aren't supported, there's no support for post-AA solutions like FXAA or SMAA (so the game suffers from many aliases, even when the AA game has been used), there are plenty of invisible walls, and environmental destruction - and environmental bias - as well as environmental interconnectedness - it's limited. Despite its disappointing visuals, Wolfenstein: Old Blood requires a powerful GPU for maximum settings (especially if you want to increase AA settings). With the above graphics settings, we were able to run - for the most part - a game with constant 60fps at 1080p. However, we believe that NVIDIA should further optimize its drivers, as we have noticed, really embarrassing behavior with the latest VAZL drivers. As you can see below, seems to be suffering from various buffer/cull issues. For example, in the first image there is nothing that could justify such a performance hit, especially when the second image has more material rendered on the screen. It makes us believe that NVIDIA cards do things that Hidden or not visible to the player, something that basically leads to something not enthralled by the performance. MachineGames offers a good number of graphic settings to customize. As has been said, one GTX680 is capable - more or less - of running this game from 60fps to 1080p with - almost - all its bells and whistles. Those with weak GPUs will be able to customize the game's performance and visuals to their liking. And unlike other games, the difference between Low and Ultra settings is very, very, very small. Overall, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood performs and looks almost the same as Wolfenstein: The New Order. While this is undoubtedly a great and fun game, it suffers from technical and performance issues similar to those of almost all other games that are powered by ID Tech 5. Developers should simply stop using this engine, simple and simple. One GTX680 can run this game with 60fps at 1080p, although PC gamers will need at least a quad-core processor. Before closing, here's a guide with which you can minimize the gruesome texture of game streaming issues.1) Head to Users/YOURUSER/AppData/Local 2) Make a new folder called MachineGames (no quote) 3) Inside that make another folder called Wolfenstein Old Blood 4) Running the game, and you'll notice the game now creates some texture cache files in the folder you just created. Created.

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