Xbox One gamers are currently enjoying the brilliant time-bending shooter\u00a0Quantum Break, but PC gamers aren’t having the same trouble-free experience with Remedy’s new game.<\/p>\n
PC gamers have highlighted\u00a0frame rate stutters, crashes, and performance issues<\/a> <\/strong>since the game’s launch, and\u00a0Remedy has acknowledged\u00a0the problems with the release in an\u00a0extensive post on the game\u2019s forums.<\/p>\n The studio\u00a0has a solution\u00a0for performance problems that occur after extended play sessions. It\u2019s a simple one, too: close the game and reopen it. The developer says this is rare, but it is due to video memory fragmentation that happens over longer sessions.<\/p>\n As for the framerate issues, crashing, and criticised image quality – Remedy said it is working on an update to fix those issues, along with new customisable controls so that PC gamers can tinker with some things themselves.<\/p>\n One thing that won\u2019t be changing is SLI and Crossfire support for Windows 10. Remedy stated that implementation would have been \u201csignificant and out of scope\u201d for this game.<\/p>\n You can read the entire post<\/a> for more technical explanations.<\/p>\n [Source: Remedy<\/a>]<\/i><\/p>\n Dark Souls 3 \u2013 PC, PS4, Xbox One pre-order price roundup<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Upcoming Mass Effect\u2019s gameplay leaked<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
\nArticle\u00a0originally published on\u00a0MenStuff.co.za<\/a>.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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