The issue is mentioned by users of both Nvidia and AMD cards, though it seems AMD folks are having the most trouble.ĪMD has responded quickly with a new beta Catalyst driver that resolves some of the issues. Much of the PC gaming community has been angry about Arkham Knight's performance with reports of constant stuttering that ruins gameplay. Oddly, 3GB of VRAM was also called for even though most GTX 760 cards only sport 2GB, while the minimum specs demanded a GTX 660 with 2GB of VRAM.įavoring one camp of GPUs is hardly the least contentious way to launch a new game, however it seems this release would have rattled cages regardless. As an Nvidia sponsored title, the specs failed to mention any AMD GPUs, but we were surprised to see the GeForce GTX 980 recommended for maximum quality graphics with the GTX 760 suggested for standard play. Leading up to launch, we had high expectations for the game's graphics after its recommended system specs were shared. This week marked the arrival of Batman: Arkham Knight, the fourth entry in WB's Batman: Arkham series and a direct sequel to 2011’s Arkham City (Arkham Origins was a prequel story-wise, however it was the third game installment).Īrkham Knight is also powered by Unreal Engine 3, but you can expect noticeably improved graphics, in part because the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One have replaced the PS3 and 360 as the lowest common denominator. Arkham Origins appeared to take full advantage of Unreal Engine 3, it ran smoothly on affordable GPUs, though it's worth remembering that Origins was developed for last-gen consoles.
Although I didn't spend much time playing Batman: Arkham Origins, I remember the game rather well after testing it on no less than 30 graphics cards and 20 CPUs.
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