(I know I have top of the line hardware but the before and after fps was dramatic so hopefully this helps lower spec hardware some as well)
Optional: Shadercache - Cachesize = Unlimited RBAR - Options = 0x00000001 (List of a ton of games) Under "5-Common" make the following changes: Open "STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor" in NVIDIA profile Inspector.
TLDR: Update bios only to enable Resizable BAR. I also have a discussion at the bottom going into more detail what may be the issue with the bottlenecks if anyone is interested. Ray tracing still tanks my system so that's disabled. After these changes, I get 60-70 fps in Kobo and 70+ everywhere with 4k resolution, epic settings, and FSR disabled. Kobo was frustratingly only getting 30-40. Before these changes, I was like everyone else and couldn't get above 40-50 fps no matter what settings. These won't work for everyone and may even be basic stuff, but I figured it's worth posting if it helps someone else. The game will be released on April 28 for PS5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC.I wanted to make a post that finally fixed the game for me. Cere, Greez, and Merrin have gone their own separate ways. The Mantis crew has been separated, so Cal. After escaping from the Galactic Empire, Cal Kestis continues to fight relentlessly, hoping to harm Palpatine’s regime. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor takes place a few years after the events of Jedi: Fallen Order. On the other hand, those on PS5 and Xbox Series X are more like dreadnaughts, both above the 135 GB mark. As if it were a light cruiser, the Xbox Series S barely requires 44 GB. The requirements on PC indicate that players will have to make a lot of room, over 155 GB on PC, while on console it’ll depend on the platform. The new installment of the galactic saga occupies an entire galaxy on your hard drive. ‘Download Required’ for Physical Release? Source Mighty Ape NZįallenOrder Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will need a lot of hard drive space
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