I just switched my Physx engine in nvidia control panel from GPU to CPU and I've never felt the game feel smoother, LIGHTER, and more responsive in my 5 years playing this game.
So, most google results tell us to NEVER switch it to CPU. But I really believe some games like mmos are an exemption to this. This game seems to be coded better on the CPU side of its processes than on the GPU one; makes sense since it's a japanese dev.
Anyway, just want to have this debate and for people to test it for themselves if they want. You'll notice how light and easy the game feels running the physics on the CPU. Please share your honest results and thoughts.
My hardware: intel i7 8700k (coffee), nvidia 1080ti, 16gb ram, m2 ssd.
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So, most google results tell us to NEVER switch it to CPU. But I really believe some games like mmos are an exemption to this. This game seems to be coded better on the CPU side of its processes than on the GPU one; makes sense since it's a japanese dev.
Anyway, just want to have this debate and for people to test it for themselves if they want. You'll notice how light and easy the game feels running the physics on the CPU. Please share your honest results and thoughts.
My hardware: intel i7 8700k (coffee), nvidia 1080ti, 16gb ram, m2 ssd.
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