#Quantum break pc benchmark 720p

The takeaway from this department is that users are left with no other choice but to wait for Remedy Entertainment or Microsoft to roll out an update. Without the full-screen limitations of the Universal Windows Platform, the problem with the rocky 30 fps could've been resolved with the Nvidia half-refresh option or a third-party program such as the Rivia Tuner Statistics Server, but that's obviously not a possible fix.

On that note, the cutscenes are locked at 30 fps by default, but the game can't provide a stable frame rate on that front as well. Apparently, the PC version has a frame-pacing problem, and it will 'never appear as consistent as the Xbox One version.' It was supposedly going to provide an experience similar to what the Xbox One has to offer, but that didn't work out either. What seemed to be a viable solution at the time was to cap the frames at 30 fps. Needless to say, this is arguably the hugest issue out of the bunch. They did note that a monitor with a higher refresh rate will increase the maximum frame rate, but that would result in inconsistent frames.

#Quantum break pc benchmark 720p

The testers even tried Quantum BreakВ at 720p on the lowest settings and ran it on an Intel Core i7-6700K and an Nvidia Titan X setup, and they still couldn't hit the sweet spot. According to the Digital Foundry of Eurogamer, it's simply impossible to reach the 60 fps mark for buttery smooth gameplay on a 60 Hz monitor, hitting only 5/6th of the refresh rate.