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Horizon Forbidden West PC port analysis: Another game that can exceed 8GB VRAM use
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I wonder how much better the non-denuvo version will run?
it doesn't have denuvo
it doesn't have denuvo. forbidden west has already been cracked.
What?! Holy fuck yall if this is true you won't be seeing me for a bit.
Thanks for the tip
Unless I'm missing something it looks like it doesn't use Denuvo? (Steam lists a custom EULA but I don't see Denuvo listed.)
In this case, does it matter when it is GPU/VRAM limited?
Well, for me personally it does. According to the article its not like it can't run on pcs with fewer than 8gb but it can ask for more than 8gb at higher settings, especially on Max. Furthermore since the game was developed on AMD cards (cuz consoles) my amd 8gb card will run it at 1080p at a reasonable framerate (with occasional slowdowns) this is superb news for me because i loved H:ZD
I made my comment hoping that some of the slowdown is denuvo-related.