Gears of War: Ultimate Edition's PC performance patch has been released
Gears of War: Ultimate Edition's PC performance patch has been released
Published: 15th March 2016 | Source: Windows Store |
Gears of War: Ultimate Edition will soon have a new performance patch
Gears of War: Ultimate Edition PC performance patch has been released, tweaking the games ambient occlusion settings, VRAM requirements and adds an option to disable mouse smoothing.
Below are the key changes that will be made with the new patch, which is now available to download. This patch is 2.3GB in size and will also be adding 21:9 Ultra Wide monitor support and fix several NAT problems in the games multiplayer component.
- - Performance optimizations
- - Refactor of texture settings to better reflect VRAM requirements and to better manage the texture levels for each setting.
- - Ambient Occlusion tweaks.
- - Tuned mouse coming out of roadie run.
- - Disabled mouse smoothing.
Hopefully this upcoming patch will help to fix the games many issues on PC, especially those faced by users of AMD GPUs. We are currently downloading the new Patch and will be be retesting the game in order to compare performance numbers.
Update - After some initial testing with our R9 Fury X GPU we can confirm that the games performance is greatly enhanced by this new update (+10-15FPS at 4K High Settings). Hopefully we will have a full set of performance results to share with you tomorrow.
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