KellyMorris

All a no sense, 21 year old game with PBR add on vs a project already born and built with PBR . Fps of sl simulator are 45 on official second like wiki. You read my FPS but you don't read I point of the temp as problem, GPU and CPU because is not only the % of the cpu utilizaion to make it hotter but the fact is single thread, when a program is bad optimized the whole system is run hot and your fans spin really fast for save your hardware, this is the case.

This is wrong, why i have to limit the FPS to 60 on Firestorm when i run over 100 on Cyberpunk 2077 without having the fans screaming and the whole pc hot? And why i can stay with 144 fps with Alchemy vsync or using Black Dragon without any problem, i was not spend 500 dollars monitor and 600 of videocard for stay on 60 FPS.

A simply question to those say it's all fine, 75° GPU in a empty land are the same of 75° GPU in a club with 80 avi? When the sage points at the moon, the fool looks at the finger.

No one mentioned alternative viewers like Alchemy which work definitively better and less hotter with many features from Black Dragon (also PBR), so if is possible for Alchemy why will not be possible for Firestorm? Maybe cause the beta testers was users looking only at the FPS? (even there Alchemy is better).

Nice! but you have shadow on, you can gain a lot more of FPS without them on but your temps will raise too

You have Mirror turned off, you won't see any

The problem isn't the FPS, but the high temperatures the software is causing. I use both Alchemy and Black Dragon, and my AMD 7700X processor (which is not old at all) runs 15 degrees hotter than usual. Even with my GPU AMD 7800xt fans sounding like an airplane, the temperatures are still high, and this is happening at the same FPS I get with Alchemy. This points to a bad optimization. This update is making my hardware run hotter than ever before, and I've never had these issues with AAA games in QHD resolution 144FPS. I had to roll back to the previous version to protect my hardware.