Don't know why other people are having issues but this runs perfectly fine for me at 1080p with only shadows at medium.' As I said it's not a good PC for new games and I can still play this with 60 FPS at 1080p.' My pc specs: GTX 960 4GB, i5 2500k and 16GB of RAM. Just dont use ambient oclusion or motion blur if you are lagged. 'My PC is a ♥♥♥♥ing potato and still handles the 1080p at 60FPS. Need to patch ASAP, PC - i7 7700K, EVGA FTW3 1080Ti, 32 GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4'įortunately there are just as many, if not more, players saying the game runs perfectly for them: Setting to high settings, constant stutter. Wont stay open in Fullscreen Mode at all. Staggering constantly, no options for keyboard and mouse use.

I have a gtx 1080 zotac extream amp edition, with a Intel I7-7700k Cpu running at 4.20 ghz with 32 gb of ddr4 ram running at 3200.' In case people wish to say I have a bad computer. I hope that they fix it but as it is now I cannot even play it or I may rage break my screen with how laggy it is. It is a terrible port with no keyboard and mouse support. 'It is laggy no matter the settings lowest or highest. Game became unplayable once I reached the locked gate.' It uses 8GB of my system ram and 2.5GB of my VRAM on my GPU. The other issue is that many players are reporting Performance Problems with the PC version of Nioh. Yes, it is a little bit hidden for such a vital feature. How do you access the Launcher? Right-Click on the Game in your Steam Library and select 'Launcher'. If you just enter the game itself there's barely any settings in-game - you can only change video settings, Resolution etc through the Launcher. Nioh: Complete Edition is now available on Steam for £39.99/$49.99! But, as usual with PC ports, there are a couple of issues.

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