Grand Theft Auto IV Patch [Jan 24, 2009, 12:26 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The
Rockstar Games Website announces a new version of Grand Theft Auto IV
for Windows is now available, addressing a number of bugs and adding support for
additional controllers. The version 1.0.2.0 update can be downloaded manually, or
obtained automatically by logging into Games for Windows LIVE. The manual patch
is also mirrored on
ComputerGames.ro,
FileShack, and Gamer's
Hell.
...and run the game between 30-40fps.You say that as if it's a good thing.
What sorta systems are you guys running with such horrible performance?I already listed my specs, which are actually higher than yours. The problem is that 30fps isn't very good, particularly when you're getting noticeable dips - it's not consistent. It feels really sluggish. You get used to it after a while until you leave the game for a bit and then it hits you when you go back to it. I haven't got around to completing it in large part because of the performance, despite the game being fun. It makes me worry about Doom 4 when they're aiming for 30fps - it just doesn't feel right in the games I've played.
I guess it's subjective but other games look and run better. GRID does driving better, looks stunning and has brilliant performance; Far Cry 2 does open worlds and, again, runs and looks great; Assassin's Creed does large open worlds and... etc, etc. All I know is that I have found performance in GTAIV to be seriously lacking and the graphics do not justify it.
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