Steam Community :: Group Announcements :: Batman™: Arkham Knight
Batman: Arkham Knight - Batman News
Seems to work quite a bit better on a single GPU for me.
SLI is still broken, but release notes say they're still working on that. Gameworks smoke and paper debris are both locked into the off position for me.
What do people mean SLI is still broken, I thought there was no SLI profile for the game ?
But my SLI usage in game is just fine.
Set it to show the SLI bar when gaming, use the nvidia control to enable it.
The game has always rocked for me since day 1, I`ve never had an issue with it. Boozad reports the same thing, no issues ever.
Just played for a half hour using 355.82, no issues at all, and I`m on my Windows 7 drive. Samsung 850 EVO and all my games are stored on a 500 GB spinner.
The profile in the drivers I'm using (355.84) sets Arkham Knight to use SLI as Alternate Frame Rendering 1. If I set AK to use SLI in Nvidia Control Panel, I get about 24 FPS average. If I set it to use just one GPU, that average jumps up to around 65. It's been that way with every Nvidia driver since the game came out.
Thanks for this update, i have been keeping up with this since the talk of a patch to fix this game. Is it Beta or not now, Steam page does not mention, but other article does ? Had high hopes for this game as i loved Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, at this point since upgrade to Windows 10 i have not reinstalled till i knew patches were complete, what a wait was talks by August for sure.
Steam Community :: Group Announcements :: Batman™: Arkham Knight
Batman: Arkham Knight - Batman News
The patch has been officially released now. There's an announcement in the Arkham Knight Steam community, so I'm assuming it's out of beta status.Thanks for this update, i have been keeping up with this since the talk of a patch to fix this game. Is it Beta or not now, Steam page does not mention, but other article does ? Had high hopes for this game as i loved Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, at this point since upgrade to Windows 10 i have not reinstalled till i knew patches were complete, what a wait was talks by August for sure.
Thanks was bit confused on both articles stated bit different, i do trust Steam and to where i am using the game from. In hopes things are better even though i had no issues running it from June. Believe might be using same chipset model as you GTX 970, but not in SLI.The patch has been officially released now. There's an announcement in the Arkham Knight Steam community, so I'm assuming it's out of beta status.
After reading more before again attempting to reinstall this game this patch seems to not be that good for many on Steam. Read what they are saying lately ! Seems to be no issues with WB's Mad Max heard looks and runs great, although Avalanche was part of this game. Could always be the users fault or hardware in these comments.
If i would of known then, would of bought it here,as this game looks more promising.
355.84, ? Where did You get them from ? Only 82 shows up at nvidia, I`ve gotten consistent 60 FPS with sli enabled, whether the other card is doing just PhysX is anyone`s guess. Did you ever change the ini file from 30 fps to 60 ? I mean you must have at some point to get 60 FPSThe profile in the drivers I'm using (355.84) sets Arkham Knight to use SLI as Alternate Frame Rendering 1. If I set AK to use SLI in Nvidia Control Panel, I get about 24 FPS average. If I set it to use just one GPU, that average jumps up to around 65. It's been that way with every Nvidia driver since the game came out.
.84 are developer drivers. I got them from over at the Guru3D blog.355.84, ? Where did You get them from ? Only 82 shows up at nvidia, I`ve gotten consistent 60 FPS with sli enabled, whether the other card is doing just PhysX is anyone`s guess. Did you ever change the ini file from 30 fps to 60 ? I mean you must have at some point to get 60 FPS
Yeah, I changed the ini to remove the 30 FPS cap. Maybe I'll try setting the second card to just be PhysX and see if that helps next time I get around to playing BAK.
