Final Fantasy XV, at least based on anecdotal testing and tinkering, has landed on Windows with a breadth of tweakable options, a suite of noticeable boosts, and a knack for scaled performance. I
The file Special K for FFXV v.0.9.9.8 is a modification for Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition, a(n) rpg game. Download for free. File Size: 16.1 MB They're incapable of sustaining a minimum frame rate of 30. A GeForce GTX 1050 Ti does satisfy Square Enix's suggestion. However, its frame time variation is significant, spoiling the experience I am running the driver just released for final fantasy 15 but ran similar setting before. First off, my pc spec: R5 1600 @3.8ghz all cores 16gb corsair vengence ram 3000mhz Power color red devil rx 580 8gb @1450mhz core and 2100mhz Memory I managed to spend most my time at 60fps with some minor dips, not enough to generally notice. The Final Fantasy XV developers targeted 30 FPS which may be OK for consoles, but it is not so good for playing fluidly on a PC. Low is really low compared to the other 3 settings which are grouped far closer together in performance, but Low allows RX 270 and GTX 1050 Ti gamers to play at 1920×1080, although some players may further lower the [Cheat Engine TABLE] Created to satisfy a lack of New Game Plus features: monsters' stats multiplier, unlock Max LVL/HP Cap, limit Max Consumables Carried, set an EXP multiplier As someone who just purchased XIII-2 in the current sale, I’m amazed that XV can run this well but XIII-2 gets a solid 10 frames per second. (Valve did warn that XIII-2 is “Unplayable” but I wanted to try it anyway.) Pretty sure XIII-2 is the only FF game that won’t run at 30 frames or higher.TrowGundam Mar 6, 2018 @ 3:28am. In general, the Nvidia Settings will hit Performance the hardest (even Nvidia recommends turning off Hairworks on a GTX 1080, lol). After that are Geomapping, Shadow and Lighting. TRAM is an interesting setting. It controls how much space the game will use for Texture caching.Here is what I did to try to increase performance but didn't work: Moving game to SSD. Switching to use max power in Nvidia settings. Disabling Ansel. Using the Special K mod. Verifying game files. Reinstalling Windows. Reinstalling graphics driver.
Yes, disable the Nvidia Gameworks settings. All of them except Hairworks absolutely demolish framerate even on high end systems. Got a similar setup to you. I've left my settings on the high preset except for TRAM which is on the highest settings. All nvidia options off. Res is 2560x1600.I just installed FFXV and so far, I've not had a good time with playing. I experience A LOT of stutter, and near unplayable framerates. I can't find many benchmarks as well to compare my framerate to, so I feel like something is wrong. Specs: GPU: GTX1080ti CPU: i7 8700k 5ghz RAM: 16 GB 3200mhz Resolution: 3440x1440 21:9 (ultrawide) The game is .