Assassin's Creed Odyssey: Benchmark Performance Analysis

[Jeffredo]

Yeah, that's real good. If i use the preset of Very High at 1440p i'm only getting an average of 68 fps in real time play. I cut off Death of Field, set Anti-Aliasing to low, cut Ambient Occusion to high and the main culprit those Volumetric clouds. Then you can set other settings to Ultra and resolution modifier to 120% and still see performance gain. This game likes to be tinkered with.

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Wow, I'm shocked that overclocked i5-4690k with an EVGA GTX 1070 Ti FTW2 did that well by comparison with your much stronger CPU and GPU. I'm almost afraid to tinker with the settings! lol I also have an i7-4790k @ 4.6 Ghz in another PC. Let me pop the GTX 1070 Ti in it and run the benchmark. I'm curious to see how it does.

 

[HD64G]

Just to update my issue with the constant game crashing, I tried almost every solution suggested in the forums about this problem (many people have the same one since the latest patch indifferently of the GPU brand), nothing fixed it. I opened a ticket in their support page yesterday and I am waiting to hear from them. I will post again with any news.

 

[Jeffredo]

This game is hella weird. My i5-4690k @ 4.7 Ghz on an ASUS Z97 board with the GTX 1070 Ti now gets 72 FPS on the Very High preset. My i7-4790k on an MSI Z97 board with the same GPU gets 49 FPS!!!. When I run Time Spy on them the i7-4790k machine of course scores higher (about 800 points higher on the CPU). Why? I've updated all its drivers, reset the motherboard, run a malware/virus scan - its still gets around 49 FPS while the i5-4690k runs almost 50% faster. SMH

 

[HD64G]

This game is hella weird. My i5-4690k @ 4.7 Ghz on an ASUS Z97 board with the GTX 1070 Ti now gets 72 FPS on the Very High preset. My i7-4790k on an MSI Z97 board with the same GPU gets 49 FPS!!!. When I run Time Spy on them the i7-4790k machine of course scores higher (about 800 points higher on the CPU). Why? I've updated all its drivers, reset the motherboard, run a malware/virus scan - its still gets around 49 FPS while the i5-4690k runs almost 50% faster. SMH

Some gains lose FPS when they ran on CPUs with HT enabled. Try the same CPU without it to be sure if that causes the drop in performance. If not, RAM clocks and timings might be responsible since the 2 combos have different boards.

 

[Jeffredo]

Some gains lose FPS when they ran on CPUs with HT enabled. Try the same CPU without it to be sure if that causes the drop in performance. If not, RAM clocks and timings might be responsible since the 2 combos have different boards.

I didn't think to turn hyperthreading off to test. Both PCs have DDR3 2400 with slightly different timings. I actually pulled the motherboard and CPU to put them in a better case with a better power supply. Once its all hooked up I'll retest it. Its Windows 10 installation is almost four years old. It was an original upgrade when it first became available for free to us. The other PC's installation is relatively fresh. I'm hoping that's not the issue.

 

[metalfiber]

A little off topic... I taking in game pics of legendary chest. So far the best thing i'm getting pilgrim's armor in which a full set will allow for infinite nyx ability.

 

[Jeffredo]

I changed the PS and used an SSD with a very fresh install of Windows 10 on it with the i7-4790k/Z87 MPower Max. It matched the i5-4690k at first (72 FPS), but after I played Fallout 4 on it (which ran perfectly on Ultra - 60 FPS everywhere) the benchmark dropped again down to 50 FPS. It seems to only affect this CPU/Motherboard on AC Odyssey only. Weird. I guess I'll just play the game on the i5-4690k rig and quit worrying about it.

 

[metalfiber]

I changed the PS and used an SSD with a very fresh install of Windows 10 on it with the i7-4790k/Z87 MPower Max. It matched the i5-4690k at first (72 FPS), but after I played Fallout 4 on it (which ran perfectly on Ultra - 60 FPS everywhere) the benchmark dropped again down to 50 FPS. It seems to only affect this CPU/Motherboard on AC Odyssey only. Weird. I guess I'll just play the game on the i5-4690k rig and quit worrying about it.

Must be the Motherboard or in the bios settings, mem config...etc,etc,etc. Both cpus are Devil Canyon and should not have but a hairs bit of difference in fps.

 

[HD64G]

An update to my crashing problem with the game: After I installed the latest update of the game it came out today, the crashes disappeared and the game is running solidly as it did before the previous update. Let's hope they won't brake it again with another update later on...

 

[HD64G]

After another update that was supposed to improve stability of the game engine, guess what! The same crashes returned...

 

[metalfiber]

After another update that was supposed to improve stability of the game engine, guess what! The same crashes returned...

Bummer...can that update can be rolled back?
I know some steam games i've had to roll back an update but it had the option to do so in the properties.

I finished Odyssey with 99% and best ending. I didn't want much of a change so i'm playing Origins now.
Just found out that Assassin's Creed Kingdom is coming in 2020.

 

[Jeffredo]

Mines been quite stable after the latest. It did crash once in a while before the last two updates, but they've seemed to have solved that for me.

 

[metalfiber]

After another update that was supposed to improve stability of the game engine, guess what! The same crashes returned...

It was just updated again...does it work now?

 

[HD64G]

Last version of the game is 1.2.1 since April 9th. Instability returned again with that update as I posted previously, whereas 1.2.0 was rock stable.

 

[metalfiber]

Last version of the game is 1.2.1 since April 9th. Instability returned again with that update as I posted previously, whereas 1.2.0 was rock stable.

April 18 was a new update, it was 1.8 gigs. I don't know if it changed anything other than maybe getting it ready for the DLC on April 23.

 

[HD64G]

April 18 was a new update, it was 1.8 gigs. I don't know if it changed anything other than maybe getting it ready for the DLC on April 23.

This update hasn't arrived to me yet.

 

[metalfiber]

Yep, mine is 1.2.1 but i swore it downloaded that when yours did. I don't know what it downloaded unless it had something to do with the DLC. I'll keep an eye out for a version change.

 

[metalfiber]

I haven't looked nothing up or anything but there is something fishy about that dog ros.

 

[metalfiber]

This update hasn't arrived to me yet.

Version 1.3 update at 5/23/19 9AM EST...good luck.

 

[HD64G]

Version 1.3 update at 5/23/19 9AM EST...good luck.

Just tested it twice and it has got worse than ever by crashing when loading the savegame...

It is maybe the only game ever to get so much worse than when launched after so many patches from the stability aspect.

 

[rtwjunkie]

Hmmmm. None of the other updates have caused me any kind of instability. I’ll give this one a go when I get home and see if it’s the same.

 

[metalfiber]

Just tested it twice and it has got worse than ever by crashing when loading the savegame...

It is maybe the only game ever to get so much worse than when launched after so many patches from the stability aspect.

I'm at a loss of what to say...mine works fine.

I got my copy from Uplay only. I don't like running steam and uplay at the same time. That being said make sure game overlays are off, accounts are synced if you use both stores. Try uninstalling and reinstalling, go into Documents under Assassin's Creed Odyssey copy the ACOdyssey config file to desktop to back it up then delete the same ACOdyssey config file from Assassin's Creed Odyssey folder in my documents folder then run the game and it should make a new one. It does't sound like you could mess the game any more than it is so try anything and everything.

 

[HD64G]

I tested for the last 3-4 days on Win10 1903 with the 19.5.1 driver for the GPU and crashes are gone. Managed to move a bit in the game's story and reached the main game leaving Kephallonia. Great game with many interesting gameplay aspects and a beautifully crafted ancient Greece.

 

[rtwjunkie]

I signed into Uplay yesterday and played about an hour to test after it updated. No problems here. All I have left fith over 250 hours in are 2 of the Lost Tales of Greece stories, and do the Atlantis DLC.

 

[metalfiber]

I tested for the last 3-4 days on Win10 1903 with the 19.5.1 driver for the GPU and crashes are gone. Managed to move a bit in the game's story and reached the main game leaving Kephallonia. Great game with many interesting gameplay aspects and a beautifully crafted ancient Greece.

Hey man that's great news, i'm glad you got it fixed. I did a fresh install of 1903 too after getting a $12 key for Win10 Pro from goodoffer. Everything works good.

Oh, If y'all ain't played Assassin's Creed Syndicate...two words...play it!

I just got done with it and i put it up there 2nd to Odyssey in the series, better than Origins. This isn't the first time i've played it but i had forgotten what it was like. If you don't have it the summer sales are almost here. Get the Season Pass also which includes Jack the Ripper but not Penny Dreadful mysteries...get it too if your into solving Mystery puzzles.

In Syndicate, You'll get your own gang to control that can cause a distraction while you can sneak in and kill the target. Load up the carriage take them with you wherever you go. Then you got the Batman like zip line that makes getting around the rooftops so much easier. With good characters like Charles Dickens, Alexander Graham Bell, and Charles Darwin to name a few makes for a really good game.