The next patch for Baldur’s Gate 3 is supposed to include a lot of performance improvements, especially for Act 3. I know I’ve seen complaints in this community that the game runs too rough in act 3 on Deck to be a good experience, so this should be great news for people.

While I didn’t see it explicitly mentioned in this patch preview, FSR 2 support was previously announced to be added to the PC version in early September. I’m hoping between FSR 2 and the other improvements we’ll see a significant increase in the Deck BG3 experience.

  • Bri Guy @sopuli.xyz
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    1 year ago

    just got to act 3, hearing about patch 2 makes me wanna put it on hold until it gets released just judging by what people have been saying.

    • Transcendant@sopuli.xyz
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      1 year ago

      Same. This game already has pushed my CPU to 100 degrees and sent my GPU fans to ‘insane RPM’ mode, and I’m just coming to end of act 2.

  • Stampela@startrek.website
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    1 year ago

    Not Deck related, but I hope it will also fix whatever the heck is going on with my desktop: still in act 1, but (I think) there’s a memory leak that causes it to stutter more and more, to the point where it can actually decide to take a second off between frames. Multiple times per minute. I don’t get it on Deck, so I get to choose between loud fan and modest graphics, or quiet 4K glory with a reminder I’ve been playing for a while… lol

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      1 year ago

      My deck is more reliable at booting at all. I’ve got some sort of issue happening. I’m not sure if my video card is going or something, it doesn’t like sharing memory, or what, but it crashes constantly on my PC.

      Steamdeck is worse performance, but at least I can play it…

    • Fubarberry@sopuli.xyzOPM
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      1 year ago

      I think very few people have overclocked their memory since it’s so risky. It probably helps, but idk if you’ll be able to find anyone who can compare overclocked memory to non-overclocked memory performance.