Cyberpunk 2077
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Mr_Bungle
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Reason I bought the thing is because the last gaming laptop I wanted for work crapped out on me, and when I bought this one on Black Friday, I called their damn sales department and negotiated 6 years of warranty, on top of more discounts buying it through the refurbished store. It was better than a damn desktop that I had at the time, and I can travel with it.
Dude I haven't had any problems with it. I was able to play pretty much every game I bought in the past 4 years without any issues including cyberpunk, how to do a little tweaking the first time I played through the game but I got the settings nice and smoothed out, and it ran perfectly fine, I'll albeit not set on ultra, but like I said earlier I can't detect the damn difference.
I honestly just think whatever tweaks and stuff they've made to the game via patches or the expansion it's not near as efficient running as it used to be.
I don't know how demanding destiny 2 is on a system but I can run that on guns blazing, and it's ultra responsive. I got the only other game that I've really played in that same vein of cyberpunk is starfield and once they threw out a couple of patches to tweak their stupid engine bugs, that game was running beautifully, and it's newer than cyberpunk.
It's just weird. I just know there's been some talk of people playing it again, specifically I think
Tuco
, I just wondered if there were any tweaks or things that I needed to maybe do or if anybody had encountered similar issues. It's just the damn FPS will run smooth as silk at like 70 or 80 and then suddenly it drops to 30 to 40, even if I'm inside a building at times.- 2
Harshaw
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Eh, I don't have an Area 51 but I'm on my second Alienware laptop. My older one had a 1080 which my nephew now uses and still runs great for him. My current one has a 3070 and has been perfectly fine. I want to get a new 50xx laptop eventually, but I am going to update my PC and give my current PC to my nephew. It has a 3080 and that should be awesome for him.Reason I bought the thing is because the last gaming laptop I wanted for work crapped out on me, and when I bought this one on Black Friday, I called their damn sales department and negotiated 6 years of warranty, on top of more discounts buying it through the refurbished store. It was better than a damn desktop that I had at the time, and I can travel with it.
Dude I haven't had any problems with it. I was able to play pretty much every game I bought in the past 4 years without any issues including cyberpunk, how to do a little tweaking the first time I played through the game but I got the settings nice and smoothed out, and it ran perfectly fine, I'll albeit not set on ultra, but like I said earlier I can't detect the damn difference.
I honestly just think whatever tweaks and stuff they've made to the game via patches or the expansion it's not near as efficient running as it used to be.
I don't know how demanding destiny 2 is on a system but I can run that on guns blazing, and it's ultra responsive. I got the only other game that I've really played in that same vein of cyberpunk is starfield and once they threw out a couple of patches to tweak their stupid engine bugs, that game was running beautifully, and it's newer than cyberpunk.
It's just weird. I just know there's been some talk of people playing it again, specifically I think
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Yeah mine's got a 2080 rtx. I know what the time when I was considering buying it I read a bunch of reviews and it was as good if not better than some desktops that were coming out from manufacturers. I know you can always build something better but I didn't want to have to screw around with it, and what good as a desktop going to do me if I'm gone from home for a couple of months.
I know when the game originally came out I had asked in thread whether or not I would be able to run it without any issues, and at the time I was told I shouldn't have any problems just not being able to run on ultra or something. Played through it, and it was great.
When are you pay a little bit more for Dell, but their customers support is top notch and that's why I wanted to get it because when I try to do stuff with that stupid Acer it was a nightmare, but luckily I bought that one through Microcenter , probably one of the only locations left, and still had warranty, and they basically realize a motherboard had crapped out so I got it completely replaced. Ended up taking that money and getting my wife a new laptop for her work, and went ahead and bought this one on Black Friday.
Tuco
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Cyberpunk has been running super smooth for me, but I have a monster PC with a monster CPU.Reason I bought the thing is because the last gaming laptop I wanted for work crapped out on me, and when I bought this one on Black Friday, I called their damn sales department and negotiated 6 years of warranty, on top of more discounts buying it through the refurbished store. It was better than a damn desktop that I had at the time, and I can travel with it.
Dude I haven't had any problems with it. I was able to play pretty much every game I bought in the past 4 years without any issues including cyberpunk, how to do a little tweaking the first time I played through the game but I got the settings nice and smoothed out, and it ran perfectly fine, I'll albeit not set on ultra, but like I said earlier I can't detect the damn difference.
I honestly just think whatever tweaks and stuff they've made to the game via patches or the expansion it's not near as efficient running as it used to be.
I don't know how demanding destiny 2 is on a system but I can run that on guns blazing, and it's ultra responsive. I got the only other game that I've really played in that same vein of cyberpunk is starfield and once they threw out a couple of patches to tweak their stupid engine bugs, that game was running beautifully, and it's newer than cyberpunk.
It's just weird. I just know there's been some talk of people playing it again, specifically I think
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I figured you probably did. I guess my machines from the ass end of 2019, and I guess for a couple years it was top notch, probably time now to look at upgrading. It's just so frustrating because I never have those problems with the system up until recently. Also haven't done a clean install of Windows since I bought it, and I wonder how much that might help, or upgrading to 11. Just never felt I needed to you because everything was running so smoothly.