#18617
Jaja, ugyanezt olvastam tegnap külföldi fórumokon ahol arra panaszkodtak, hogy túlságosan a procira támaszkodik és hiába van izom VGA-ja, nem használja ki egyenletesen.
"The game murders your CPU! Unlike Crysis or Far Cry 2, which are heavily GPU-oriented, GTA IV requires tons of CPU power. Normally, the CPU would stop being a bottleneck past 3.0 GHz, or even 2.6 (Core 2 Duo) in most games, if not all games. However, GTA IV would continue to gain frames well past 4.0 GHz, even on mainstream GPUs like the 9600 GT. Also, it will gain significantly from a Core 2 Quad.
The GPU is not the main thing in this game - it's the CPU. So you know where to put in your upgrades. I have been noticing that it's those with overclocked CPUs, mostly Core 2 Quads, which are playing the game without as much problems. Also, it's a heavy bottleneck for anyone running a Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz or Athlon X2 3.0 GHz. I have also seen people reporting that their GPUs are not being utilized completely. nVidia users have reported lower temperatures on load (compared to other games) whereas ATI users using Rivatuner have provided conclusive evidence that the GPU Usage is not maxed out, as it should be. Plus, many have noted that increasing resolution/quality does not actually lead to lower FPS. All signs of a CPU bottleneck.
Now why GTA IV should require such abnormally high amount of CPU power? That is up for debate. Let's hope a patch fixes some of the problems. Also, nVidia and ATI can surely help with drivers."
#18617