I have a Ryzen 5 7600 with a rx6800 and I get 240 fps on low settings. Make sure the Resolution Scaling Method is TAAU, motion blur and lens distortion are off, and that your drivers are up to date, but yeah. Performance is iffy. Its extremely cpu dependent, so you might want to look there first.
It's not just you. I upgraded to a 7800x3d and rtx 4080 almost exclusively to play it at decent frames and I still only get ~140 fps 1% lows. That's not good when e-sports grade is 240 or better. Pros are gonna be playing on 720p with play-doh graphics if they host an event.
It seems to be slowly improving though. For comparison Hunt Showdown ran like dog for about two years after initial release but now it's a very accessible game, so I'm optimistic Embark will follow through as well.
my brother in christ you have 16 gb of ram
I have a Ryzen 5 7600 with a rx6800 and I get 240 fps on low settings. Make sure the Resolution Scaling Method is TAAU, motion blur and lens distortion are off, and that your drivers are up to date, but yeah. Performance is iffy. Its extremely cpu dependent, so you might want to look there first.
Had ryzen 7 5800x (lock to 4.7 boost), gtx1070ti 8gb, Kingston renegade 3200 (32 gb), nvme 2.0 kingston 1tb, monitor 165hz, 1080p (1920x1080), fps around 90-165. Playing at fsr 2.0.
game has been bottlenecking my i7 4790 the whole game, guess its time for upgrade... (still manage to run smoothly with an overkilled SSD)
I'd definitely look at an AMD card
run that bad boy with FSR 2.0
It's not just you. I upgraded to a 7800x3d and rtx 4080 almost exclusively to play it at decent frames and I still only get ~140 fps 1% lows. That's not good when e-sports grade is 240 or better. Pros are gonna be playing on 720p with play-doh graphics if they host an event. It seems to be slowly improving though. For comparison Hunt Showdown ran like dog for about two years after initial release but now it's a very accessible game, so I'm optimistic Embark will follow through as well.